Every town and city saw changes occur throughout the twentieth century,
and Canterbury was no exception. Canterbury Then & Now takes you on a
tour around the narrow streets and timber-framed buildings of both the
Canterbury of decades past and the Canterbury of the present day. Even
in the streets surrounding the famous cathedral, historic views have
been dramatically altered by twentieth-century slum clearances, the
effects of the Blitz and aggressive town planning. In 45 colorful
pairings of archive scenes with modern photography, Paul Crampton
captivatingly illustrates the most significant of the changes that have
taken place in Canterbury, from the redevelopment of the city center to
the evolution of modern transport and fashions, taking the reader on a
fascinating journey through the history of Canterbury's streets.