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"This was our first trip to York and the visit to the Minster made our day, such a peaceful & interesting place"
Mariko & Akira
Japan
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"...not
only a singular ornament to the city and these northern parts, but to
the whole Kingdom".
Who said that about York Minster? Answer; Sir
Francis Drake
What
& where in
York Minster?
This
unusual Gargoyle dates from XXXXX and can be found by waling around the
rear of
the
Minster & making your way towards the South......
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This is where YOU can make a difference, all the profits from items on sale at this web site go directly towards the work you can see on this page. Not only does this work keep the beauty and day to day life of York Minster alive, it also means that vital traditional crafts can be studied and passed on to future generations. To make a donation to York Minster or find out more about supporting
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York
Minster is a living, breathing building steeped in the history of
the United Kingdom. The Minster we enjoy is the resulting efforts
of thousands of craftsmen & women through the ages, stonemasons,
carpenters, glass makers, artisans and suppliers. York Minster requires
constant care and attention to preserve it's Treasury, Crypt, Central
Tower (all 275 steps!), Stained Glass, Gargoyles, Grave stones,
wood work and much more
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