Most of them are still there. As of May 2011, ten of the maquettes in the basement had been photographed; the fate of the remaining five was unknown. The sculptors of the maquettes are as follows: John Thomas who made the maquette of Stephen Langton, as of 2013 in Canterbury Heritage Museum and as of 2021 in The Beaney; Patrick MacDowell; Henry Timbrell; James Sherwood Westmacott; J. Thorneycroft (possibly Thomas Thornycroft); Frederick Thrupp; Alexander Handyside Ritchie; and William Frederick Woodington. As of 2021, three of the maquettes (Stephen Langton, Thomas Robert Fitzwalter by Frederick Thrupp and Sieur de Quincy by James Westmacott) have been restored and are displayed in The Beaney, Canterbury. Notes See also Herne Bay Museum Roman Museum Westgate Hall, Canterbury Whitstable Museum and Gallery References Bibliography Urry, William (1948), Canterbury Mayoral Quincentenary booklet (historical notes) Tatton-Brown, Tim, et al., (1985), The Westgate museum leaflet External links BBC panorama (showing Westgate towers, Church of the Holy Cross and River Stour) BBC panorama (showing Westgate towers from High Street) Buildings and structures completed in 1380 Museums in Canterbury Museums established in 1906 Scheduled monuments in Kent Buildings and structures in Canterbury Grade I listed gates Canterbury Fortifications in England Military and war museums in England Prison museums in the United Kingdom Town Gates in England Grade I listed buildings in Kent Gatehouses (architecture)