Inn and venue · Kent and the Narrow Sea
The Corn Sheaf
The Corn Sheaf is a Canterbury public house off the corn market, where the city's tradesmen drink, and where trading carries on once the stalls have closed. It is one of several named houses of the city, with the Bellringers and the Ink Pot. Father Martin Vale, who has written on the city's feasts and carves at the almshouse dinner, judges the Christmas pies there each year.
- Within
- Canterbury
- Named in
- Travelling Britannia
Where the volumes speak of it
- LiB2 › 8.4 Public Houses, Cook-Shops, and Coffee Rooms
- LiB2 › 8.11 Friends, Patrons, and Bad Blood
