After Becket's assassination, the castle was returned to the control of Becket as archbishop of Canterbury and remained a church property until the reign of Henry VIII when Hythe and Saltwood were seized by the Crown.
Saltwood remained a church property until the reign of Henry VIII when Hythe and Saltwood were seized by the Crown. After Becket's assassination, the castle was returned to the control of the archbishop of Canterbury.
After Becket's assassination, the castle was returned to the control of the archbishop of Canterbury. Saltwood remained a church property until the reign of Henry VIII when Hythe and Saltwood were seized by the Crown.
After Becket's assassination, the castle was returned to the control of the archbishop of Canterbury. Saltwood remained a church property until the reign of Henry VIII when Hythe and Saltwood were seized by the Crown.