Decline and Fall of the Abbey: Members' EventThis tour looks at how the various phases of buildings on the St Augustine Abbey site have met their demise, through the withdrawal of Roman civilisation, to the earthquake of 1342, the dissolution of the monasteries to the conversion of a brewery.
Decline and Fall of the Abbey at St Augustines Abbey in Canterbury, Kent on Friday, 16 March 2012.
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