This was a wonderful collection and museum..what has happened to this collection since then...it should belong to the city residents of Canterbury yam protected and saved...Where is it now...
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Robbie Constable
7 years ago
A Doverian, now I living in the town where the 'Fair Maid of Kent' is buried (under a carpark it's thought - it's a Plantagenet thing!). Strange that the local council here. having closed our museum, is now considering the future of the discovery centre that replaced it. What price our heritage.
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ken stokes
8 years ago
another cost saving to spend on some other rubbish idea
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Gerard J Telkamp
8 years ago
I (Dutch tourist, historian) visited the museum in July. I was surprised about the variety of collections and the unique displays in a very interesting historical landmark. Please do not dissipate the collections. Keep the Invicta in the city!!!
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Anonymous
8 years ago
This amazing, fascinating historic city is truly special and all records should be kept. Tourism will always play a pivotal role in the survival of Canterbury.
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Deborah Barber
8 years ago
I live in the United States but I have ancestors who lived and worked in Canterbury. I hope to someday visit this museum.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Please do not close to this wonderful museum, it is a resource for all.
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kevin williams
9 years ago
Lost the plot if the historical Medieval City of Canterbury cannot maintain a musium who can in this country.
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John Collier
9 years ago
Canterbury is the history if this country- don't close it!
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Francesc Sevillano Vives
9 years ago
Canterbury needs to explain its History thru a museum.
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Anna Baghiani
9 years ago
This city NEEDS a museum. Fact.
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David Boulding
9 years ago
Canterbury lives on its past. To close the museum would be the most dreadful mistake.
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Dennis Hayward
9 years ago
Names of those who proposed the closure should be promulgated.
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Jeff Cousins
9 years ago
Our last visit to Canterbury was just to see this!
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James Davis
9 years ago
I have visited this museum , which I found a wonderful and fascinating experience. I have been horrified to hear that the council might close it. for what purpose ? it makes no sense. I strongly hope it is preserved for the future. James
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Clemency Doxey
9 years ago
Please don't close this down. Such places are a very important resource, and fascinating to many. Canterbury has a very important history.
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vivien beckett
9 years ago
A wonderful place to take the grandchildren. affordable entrance fee with a combine ticket to enter the roman ruins
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Mike Todd
9 years ago
This place should not be put in the rubbish bin to please just a few people . This should be preserved for posterity so that future generations can look in this great place
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Branna Williams
9 years ago
South Carolina, USA
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Stephen Williamson
9 years ago
Don't let this go the way the Guildhall went. Future generations will regret.
This was a wonderful collection and museum..what has happened to this collection since then...it should belong to the city residents of Canterbury yam protected and saved...Where is it now...
A Doverian, now I living in the town where the 'Fair Maid of Kent' is buried (under a carpark it's thought - it's a Plantagenet thing!). Strange that the local council here. having closed our museum, is now considering the future of the discovery centre that replaced it. What price our heritage.
another cost saving to spend on some other rubbish idea
I (Dutch tourist, historian) visited the museum in July. I was surprised about the variety of collections and the unique displays in a very interesting historical landmark. Please do not dissipate the collections. Keep the Invicta in the city!!!
This amazing, fascinating historic city is truly special and all records should be kept. Tourism will always play a pivotal role in the survival of Canterbury.
I live in the United States but I have ancestors who lived and worked in Canterbury. I hope to someday visit this museum.
Please do not close to this wonderful museum, it is a resource for all.
Lost the plot if the historical Medieval City of Canterbury cannot maintain a musium who can in this country.
Canterbury is the history if this country- don't close it!
Canterbury needs to explain its History thru a museum.
This city NEEDS a museum. Fact.
Canterbury lives on its past. To close the museum would be the most dreadful mistake.
Names of those who proposed the closure should be promulgated.
Our last visit to Canterbury was just to see this!
I have visited this museum , which I found a wonderful and fascinating experience. I have been horrified to hear that the council might close it. for what purpose ? it makes no sense. I strongly hope it is preserved for the future. James
Please don't close this down. Such places are a very important resource, and fascinating to many. Canterbury has a very important history.
A wonderful place to take the grandchildren. affordable entrance fee with a combine ticket to enter the roman ruins
This place should not be put in the rubbish bin to please just a few people . This should be preserved for posterity so that future generations can look in this great place
South Carolina, USA
Don't let this go the way the Guildhall went. Future generations will regret.