Moving along in Canterbury Cathedral from St. Michael's Chapel, we came to this memorial to a young man (only 30 years old) who died in...

No, really! I've said it many times before, and I will probably say it many times in the future, because it's true. You can  find...

I learn a lot doing some of the research for these blog posts. In this instance, I realized that I really didn't know what the term ...

Like a lot of other Major Tourist Attractions™, Canterbury Cathedral has a gift shop area where you can buy picture postcards, guidebooks i...

After the somewhat understated tomb of William Grant Broughton, Bishop of Australia, which we reviewed in the last post, we come to the som...

Now we come to an armorial tomb set along a wall in Canterbury Cathedral. As the sign next to it notes, this is: The Tomb of WILL...

This next armorial memorial in Canterbury Cathedral is a comparatively simple one, and yet I can't help but think it holds every bit as...

I've grouped these next three armorial memorials together because, while they have heraldry of a sort on them, none of them bear the pe...

Moving along in our review of some of the heraldic memorials and monuments in Canterbury Cathedral, we come to a comparatively modest memor...

The third, and final, memorial to a Thornhurst in St. Michael's Chapel in Canterbury Cathedral is to a woman who married into the Thorn...