crowlandabbey.org.uk

easterncathedrals.org.uk

Peterborough Cathedral, its history and architecture, with information for visitors

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The first abbey was established at Peterborough (originally called Medeshamstede) in 655 AD and largely destroyed by Viking raiders in 870. In the mid 10th century a Benedictine Abbey was created from what remained, with a larger church and more extensive buildings. The abbey's ancillary buildings were destroyed in Hereward the Wake's resistance to the Norman takeover in 1069, but the church survived until an accidental fire swept through it in 1116. The Central tower was rebuilt for a second time in the...

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2014 March

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On Crowland Abbey…. Posted on March 15, 2014. In preparation for the joint IES/IHR conference ‘ Guthlac of Crowland: Celebrating 1300 Years. 8216;, the IES blog will feature two short posts on the c700 Anglo-Saxon saint. Romans had already been here and left when, in 699, Guthlac arrived with Tatwin his boatman and Beccelm, a servant, on this remote wedge of gravel in the midst of marsh and wetland, although there were probably local Anglo-Saxon tribesmen, fishing for eels and catching waterfowl. Please ...

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Somersby Church Project

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May 7, 2015. We are pleased to announce that we have been chosen to produce a website with photography and interactive technology for St Margarets in Somersby where Alfred, Lord Tennyson was born and raised. This is an exciting project for us building on our recent success with Crowland Abbey. The website will highlight the village, church and of course the famous poet. Follow Us for Latest News. August 15, 2016. July 29, 2016. July 22, 2016. Being Safe with Drones. 360 Virtual Tour Specialists.

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Conferences

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English Literary Heritage and Senate House Library. Posted on September 11, 2015. An IES conference on English literary heritage. Provided an excellent opportunity to make known some of Senate House Library. S literary manuscripts and artefacts. We chose a mixture of the bizarre and the worthy, taken from across several collections acquired at different times. The Poet’s Pilgrimage to Waterloo. Edited by Southey’s son Charles Cuthbert (1849) omits all reference to Coleridge. St Andrews: Two Poems. Please...

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Layers & Light: June 2014

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MILES AND DACOMBE - FORWARD FOOTING. TRANSPORTED PROJECTS - THE ELOQUENT FOLD. Wednesday, 25 June 2014. Crumbs From The Word Table - Books and Papers. Phiona Richards and I first discovered Crowland Abbey. On our travels in Lincolnshire last year and during our Transported Phase 1 Engagement Activites in the local garden centre. To whet your appetite for this very special place you can see photos of the Eleoquent Fold exploring the Abbey with Back To Books. In this Flickr set. You will find us in the foy...

yeoldeabbeycrowland.co.uk

Out & About - Ye Olde Abbey, Crowland

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Contact us on 01733 210200. Food & Drink. Out & About. In and around Crowland. Crowland lies on the southern border of Lincolnshire and is famous for it’s medieval Abbey and triangular bridge, as well as being conveniently located for many historic landmarks. To read more of the history of Crowland Abbey and upcoming events at the church please click here. To read more about the centre and upcoming events there click here. Visit us on Facebook. 31 East Street, Crowland. Peterborough, PE6 0EN.

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On Crowland Abbey…

http://englishstudies.blogs.sas.ac.uk/2014/03/15/on-crowland-abbey

On Crowland Abbey…. Posted on March 15, 2014. In preparation for the joint IES/IHR conference ‘ Guthlac of Crowland: Celebrating 1300 Years. 8216;, the IES blog will feature two short posts on the c700 Anglo-Saxon saint. Romans had already been here and left when, in 699, Guthlac arrived with Tatwin his boatman and Beccelm, a servant, on this remote wedge of gravel in the midst of marsh and wetland, although there were probably local Anglo-Saxon tribesmen, fishing for eels and catching waterfowl. Please ...

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Concert Promoters

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All Saints' Church Gainsborough / All Saints Concert Promotions. Rev Canon Michael Cooney,. The Church is as available for a variety of concerts and recitals. It has a superb organ and fine acoustics in a well appointed venue seating 700. For further information and bookings contact the Churchwardens. Web site: www.Gainsboroughchurches.org. All Saints' Concert Promotions. All Saints) 01427 611036. A series of Tuesday lunchtime concerts held, during July and August,. In All Saints' Parish Church. All conc...

leicesterphoto.com

Heritage Web Design

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Supporting the heritage sector and our churches is something we have been doing for many years. We have a real passion for these buildings and their history and want to enable people to have access to them via the internet using the very latest technology. The church left is St Wulfram’s in Grantham and they are using the tour to generate interest in their Spire Appeal. We have also been heavily involved with St Mary de Castro in supplying photography, a 360 tour and supporting website for thei...Being a...