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Peterborough – Peterborough Cathedral (Mary, Queen of Scots)

Peterborough Cathedral was, for a short while, privileged to be the burial site of two Queens, Katherine of Aragon and

Peterborough Cathedral is very proud of the Hedda Stone and it is located behind the main altar. It is around

Tucked away at the east end of Peterborough Cathedral are these stone coffins, which were discovered during Victorian excavations. The

Bishop John Chambers, whose tomb is located in Peterborough Cathedral, was the last Abbot of Peterborough Abbey and the Cathedral’s

The tomb of Edward Bigland, who died at the age of 50 on 18 May 1760, and is buried at

And another in my series of posts about Peterborough Cathedral, this is the sundial on the western frontage of the

I’m not sure many people will find this particularly interesting, although I did. It’s a huge lump of stone that

The ghostly traces of the Lady Chapel, which was once attached to Peterborough Cathedral, can still be seen in the

This memorial tablet is a little different with its musical score, marking the burial of Haydn Keeton, the cathedral’s former