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St Augustine's Cross

St Augustine's Cross

Location Local station Minster-in-Thanet

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A Celtic stone cross erected in 1884 to commemorate where St Augustine celebrated the first mass when he arrived in Britain.

St Augustine's Cross marks the spot where it is said he first met King Ethelbert, a sovereign he later converted to Christianity

St Augustine was the first Archbishop of Canterbury

Discover more about him at the St Augustine and Pugin Shrine and Visitor Centre in Ramsgate

Address

St Augustine's Cross Cottington Road
Ramsgate
Kent
CT12 5JN

Contact

visitorinformation@thanet.gov.uk 01843 577577

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