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Buckingham Palace (before the familiar East Front we know today) #London 1837. Queen Victoria in residence as her Royal Standard is flying above the Marble Arch grand entrance. (Arch relocated 1851) (Watercolour Joseph Nash HM Royal Collection Trust)

Very special late 17C St Mary Monnington-on-Wye where squire Uvedale Tomkins rebuilt the body of the church while Christopher Wren was rebuilding his 52 churches City of London Note carved wood with barley-sugar design thru’out, dated altar table, font & Charles II coat of arms

#OTD 560 years ago, Elizabeth Woodville was crowned queen of England in an elaborate coronation ceremony 👑 Little did she know her marriage to the king would end in the destruction of most of her family. As queen, she’d lose her father, two brothers, a son, & Edward IV himself

Some of the most beautiful Tom Denny tracery that I have seen; this in one of his two windows in Great Malvern Priory. Each composition seems like a miniature jewel, & what appears to be some original glass perfectly integrated. #TraceryTuesday Dan B 🦤⛪🎨🐦 🇺🇦 🇦🇫 #PlanetFirst Ragged Robin

On this feast day of St Augustine, revisit the manuscript that started it all, the sixth-century Augustine Gospels (MS 286), carried by the Saint on his mission to bring Christianity to England corpus.cam.ac.uk/parker-library…

On Saturday 17 May, as part of the Kensington and Olympia Festival of Musical and Arts, St John's choral scholars and friends preformed Hildegard Von Bingen's Ordo Virtutum. This video is just a brief montage set to a short extract, but we hope to showcase more soon

🚴‍♂️ Ride with us! The Cathedrals Cycle Route Relay visits Portsmouth Cathedral 🏰 on Wed 11 June at 12pm. Join the journey from Chichester or cycle on to Winchester! More info at portcath.link/cycle25?utm_ca…

85 years ago this week, the evacuation from Dunkirk occured. A window in Portsmouth Anglican Cathedral by Carl Edwards and Hugh Powell, 1955, remembers Admiral Sir Bertram Ramsey, who commanded the seaborne forces at Dunkirk and was later killed in action. 1/3

It's Ascension Day, commemorating the Christian belief of the bodily ascension of Jesus into heaven. Our MS Dd.4.17, a 14th-century Book of Hours probably made in the East Midlands, has a great image of Jesus' feet about to disappear into a cloud. #ascensionday

For Christ’s #Ascension Day - stained glass window 1885 by Birmingham-born Edward Burne-Jones in two planes - heaven and earth - lower with disciples wringing hands in concern & upper Christ looking down from heaven surrounded by angels supported by stacking of fiery red wings

Not only has Bishop Benson's Truro Cathedral (John Loughborough Pearson) more spires (4) but also more rose windows (3) than any other English Cathedrals filled with Clayton & Bell glass of Creation, the Holy Spirit & 12 Apostles and a novel circular take on the Ancestors of Christ

📢 V&A East Storehouse opens tomorrow, Saturday 31 May! We're proud to have supported this unique museum experience, congratulations to all those involved.

#OTD in 1431, the 19-year-old Joan of Arc was burned at the stake This is the earliest surviving depiction of Joan, recorded in the protocol of the parliament of Paris of May 1429. At the time, she had just rallied the struggling French to victory at the siege of Orléans

Christ’s Ascension celebrated in another cathedral stained glass window - here introduced by the Dean Worcester Cathedral instagram.com/reel/DKOq5lbKv…

Margaret Beaufort was born #onthisday in 1443. The mother of Henry VII, Margaret is also known for her philanthropic work, including the founding of two colleges at Cambridge – Christ's and St John's – and of Chairs of Divinity at both Oxford and Cambridge. Margaret was also the

Terrific visit ExeterCathedral up the scaffolding with Camilla Finlay to view stained glass, & got up close with 60' 14C Devon oak cathedra (being cleaned) - saw how they made nodding ogees, + newly finished cloister walk + acclimatised gallery for 10C early English Exeter Book