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Rattee and Kett

Canterbury Cathedral

History of Canterbury Cathedral

Rattee and Kett constructed the oak pulpitĀ  in 1898 under the direction architect George Frederick Bodley R.A.

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http://www.canterbury-archaeology.org.uk/pulpit/4590809711

 

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