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York 2018: Barley Hall

Barley Hall is situated in the centre of York. Parts of the house date from around 1360, when it served … More

Barley Hall, York

York 2018: Inside York Minster

As with many Cathedrals, the roof of York Minster sores upwards creating a sense of immense space. There was a … More

York, York Minster

York 2018: York Minster

The first church on this site was built around 627 AD by the Kings of Northumbria and 100 years later … More

York, York Minster

York 2018: Medieval Streets

  It is just a delight to wander down the Medieval streets of York city centre and see the wonderfully … More

York

York City Walls

I think one of the most attractive things about York as a city is the city walls. These are almost … More

York, York City walls

Views of York (1)

York Minster The first recorded church on the site was in 627 in a record of the baptism of a … More

Constantine the Great, York, York Minster

St Mary’s Abbey, York

The Abbey of St Mary’s in York is built on the north side of the river Ouse about half a … More

St Mary's Abbey, York

Inside Southwark Cathedral

  Perhaps the most famous memorial in the Cathedral is to William Shakespeare, who performed many of his plays at … More

Southwark Cathedral

Southwark Cathedral

  Last night Sue and I did an evening tour of Southwark Cathedral. Southwark Cathedral sits at the south end … More

Southwark Cathedral

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