The Old Weavers House, Canterbury

A scenic look at the historic Old Weavers House nestled along the peaceful River Stour in Canterbury, Kent. This half-timbered Tudor structure dates back to the 16th century and originally served as a workplace for Flemish and Huguenot weavers who settled in the area. Captured on a beautiful, clear day, the image showcases the building’s striking black-and-white timber framing, beautiful jettying, classic leaded windows, and vibrant flower boxes overflowing with summer blooms. A tranquil piece of classic English heritage, perfect for enthusiasts of historic British architecture and travel photography.

This is part of my 35mm slide collection I am currently digitising and restoring, you can see more of them on blog at www.colingreenphotography.co.uk