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A Visit to Bury St Edmunds (Part Two)

Sep 26, 2015

art, battles, buildings

Bury St. Edmunds, Henry VI, Mary “Tudor”, St. Edmund, St. James’ Cathedral, St. Mary’s, stained glass, Stoke Field, white rose, William Carewe

After we left Moyse’s Hall Museum, we wanted to visit St Mary’s Church, as we knew there was a wedding going on at the Cathedral. However, when we arrived, the church was closed a s a service was going on for the WI. By this time the bells of the Cathedral were ringing indicating the…
A Visit to Bury St Edmunds (Part One)

Sep 25, 2015

buildings

art, Bury St. Edmunds, clocks, crime, Mary “Tudor”, Moyse’s Hall Museum, St. Edmund, witchcraft

The Mid-Anglia branch of the Richard III Society descended on Bury St Edmunds on Saturday the 12th September. We were lucky enough to have another brilliantly sunny day with no sign of rain and met up in Starbuck’s just across from our first and main objective, the Moyse’s Hall Museum. This museum is housed in…