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Canterbury in the 1960s

Canterbury in the 1960s

Shot in the early 1960s by Peter Mills who started making films in 1951 when he got a 9.5mm camera for his 21st birthday.

24th November 2017 Canterbury, Peter MillsLeave a Comment on Canterbury in the 1960s
Remembrance Sunday 1966

Remembrance Sunday 1966

Remebrance Sunday in Canterbury, filmed by John Clague RIBA on 16mm film in 1966.

11th November 201711th November 2017 Canterbury, John ClagueLeave a Comment on Remembrance Sunday 1966
Cathedral View

Cathedral View

This brief offcut of film was shot in the early 1950s by John McCallum and appears to show some prefabs.

18th October 2017 Canterbury, John McCallum1 Comment on Cathedral View
Mayor’s Garden Party

Mayor’s Garden Party

Filmed in 1939 by Sydney Bligh who was a keen amateur filmmaker,

7th October 201725th October 2017 Canterbury, Sydney BlighLeave a Comment on Mayor’s Garden Party
Montgomery’s Visit to Canterbury 1945

Montgomery’s Visit to Canterbury 1945

Filmed by Sydney Bligh’s business partner, Alick Apps, in October 1945 when Field Marshall Montgomery visited Canterbury.  

23rd September 201725th October 2017 Canterbury, Sydney BlighLeave a Comment on Montgomery’s Visit to Canterbury 1945
St Augustine’s Missionary College

St Augustine’s Missionary College

This film of St Augustine’s Missionary College was filmed in 1939 by Sydney Bligh just before the outbreak of war. The College was evacuated during the war and was damaged […]

27th May 201725th October 2017 Canterbury, Sydney BlighLeave a Comment on St Augustine’s Missionary College
Chambers and Palmer

Chambers and Palmer

This building was situated next to what is now the Chemistry night club opposite Canterbury East Station. It was filmed by Sydney Bligh in 1939.

20th May 201725th October 2017 Canterbury, Sydney Bligh1 Comment on Chambers and Palmer
St Bede’s School

St Bede’s School

This school was situated on the site of the Canterbury Health Centre on the Old Dover Road. It was filmed by Sydney Bligh in 1939.

13th May 201725th October 2017 Canterbury, Sydney Bligh2 Comments on St Bede’s School
Moat

Moat

Filmed by Sydney Bligh in approximately 1934. He was a keen amateur filmmaker, producing a 90 minute newsreel each year between 1934 and 1939.

22nd April 201725th October 2017 Canterbury, Sydney BlighLeave a Comment on Moat

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