The Abbey Explored
Tony WilloughbyMy purpose in launching this newsletter is to draw attention to aspects of the Abbey that have fascinated me in my role as a volunteer guide at Westminster Abbey.
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Westminster Abbey and tales of two Admirals
When the new Sacristy opens later this year or next year it will house all the paraphernalia necessary for a state-of-the-art visitor centre, thereby enabling the removal of the ticket desks at the north door. Removal of those desks will al...
Westminster Abbey and Sir Cloudesley Shovell
I have received several requests for an update on my search for the emerald ring removed from the body of Admiral Sir Cloudesley Shovell (1650-1707). For the benefit of those who have not followed the story I need to provide a brief recap.
Westminster Abbey and the Sacristy (corrected)
This is a corrected version of my earlier post on the new sacristy. The earlier version contained an inaccurate description of one aspect of the use to which the sacristy is to be put, so I have taken it down. This corrected version also in...
Westminster Abbey and another violent death
In my post of last week I acknowledged that my list of violent deaths (as there defined) was unlikely to be complete. An Abbey colleague has, as anticipated, drawn my attention to one that I had missed. What I had not anticipated was that t...
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I retired as a full-time lawyer in 2012, but have continued as a part-time arbitrator since then. To fill my time I became a volunteer guide at my favourite building in London, Westminster Abbey.
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