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Cushion and Scallop capitals Part 1 | Stories in Stone
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Pubs of the City of London, July 2020 - Part 2 - A London Inheritance
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| | Part 2 of my walk to find the City of London pubs. Historical pubs such as Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese, the Blacfriar and Ye Olde Watling to the Four Sisters
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Book Review: The Formidable Women Who Shaped Medieval Europe: Power and Patronage at the Burgundian Court - The Freelance History Writer
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| | Heidi over at Adventures of a Tudor Nerd: Exploring the 16th Century and Beyond has read and reviewed The Formidable Women Who Shaped Medieval Europe: Power and Patronage at the Burgundian Court. Have a look at her review and order your copy here for delivery by Christmas: The Formidable Women Who Shaped Medieval Europe at...
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The Biggest Churches in the World: Anglo-Norman eleventh-century cathedrals - Stained Glass Attitudes
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| | Usually the idea of what a cathedral ought to be, that is, a colossal church building with a vast hall-like interior verging on the sublime, is said to originate in France in the twelfth century. And yes, while buildings like the Abbey church of St-Denis and cathedral of Sens in the 1140s did develop important...
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The wrought iron bar chain that saved the Amiens Cathedral from collapsing
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| The Amiens Cathedral, listed as a Historical Monument in 1882 and included in the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1981, is a reference in its style and also has a series of curious elements that make it particularly interesting. One of them is the famous labyrinth that paves the floor of the nave; ano