St Augustine's College, Canterbury
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St Augustine's College, Canterbury was a Church of England theological college in Canterbury, Kent that opened in 1848 and closed in 1976. Many of those who trained there went on to serve as missionaries.
[edit] External links and reference material
- College of S. Augustine Canterbury: Participants at the Consecration, S. Peter's Day, 1848, by Michael Blain (2007)
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