So, let's say that you are the Primate of a national church, for example, the Archbishop of Canterbury. And you want people not only to...

Our next armorial memorial in Canterbury Cathedral is to a Captain in H.M. Navy who took part in a famous (at the very least on this side o...

For our next piece of heraldry at Canterbury Cathedral, we come to the memorial to Priscilla (Fotherby) Kingsley, erected by her husband. ...

It's not at all unusual for cathedrals and even churches in England to have a display in one form or another of the Royal coat (or achi...

Or, at least on their coat of arms. The benches in the nave of Canterbury Cathedral have cushions on them, so that you're not sitti...

It's amazing sometimes to me to see something that is at once highly ornate and at the same time a little understated. This is my rea...

Continuing our tour of Canterbury Cathedral, we came into a space with a number of monuments and coats of arms, but it was looking up a lit...

We next came to a window memorializing - during his lifetime - a benefactor of the Cathedral. Allan Robert Willett, CVO, CMG, KStJ (1...

Making our way into the Cathedral proper, we walked by this modest armorial memorial plaque: Robin Leigh-Pemberton (1927-2013), ...

Moving out of the Water Tower of Canterbury Cathedral, we ran across some more heraldry in the corridor which was leading us into the body ...