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Kent and Canterbury Hospital, Harbledown, Kent. Line engraving by W. Deeble, 1815, after H. Gastineau.
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Lettering: Part of the Hospital, Harbledown, Kent. Engraved by Willm. Deeble from a sketch by H. Gastineau for the Antiquarian Itinerary.
Title: Kent and Canterbury Hospital, Harbledown, Kent. Line engraving by W. Deeble, 1815, after H. Gastineau.
Description:
Lettering: Part of the Hospital, Harbledown, Kent.
Engraved by Willm.
Deeble from a sketch by H.
Gastineau for the Antiquarian Itinerary.
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