Archive: George Herbert PhotoAlbum 4
Salisbury:
Salisbury Cathedral (Nineteenth Century Etching) [Click Etching for Enlargement at Southwest College, Houston, site] |
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St. Mary, Salisbury Cathedral, origin of the Sarum Rite of the Church |
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Chapel and Shrine of St. Osmond in Salisbury Cathedral |
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Salisbury Cathedral, Inside View of the Transcept. Late English Gothic architecture with Tudor arch. |
Edington parish church, Wiltshire, March, 5, 1628/29, George Herbert marries Jane Danvers, his step-father's cousin. They lived in Edington at least a year after their marriage.
Bemerton from the West (Etching c. Nineteenth Century) [Click Etching for Enlargement at Southwest College, Houston, site] |
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St. Andrew's, Bemerton , Showing Part of Rectory [Click Etching for Enlargement at Southwest College, Houston, site] |
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St. Andrew's Church dating from the 13th Century. One mile west of Salisbury Cathedral, (Photograph about 1960 Courtesy of The Friends of Bemerton Society) |
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Bemerton Church (Nave and Altar, Nineteenth Century Etching) [Click Etching for Enlargement at Southwest College, Houston, site] |
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George Herbert died on March 1, 1632/3 and buried on Quinquagesima |
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Entrance and Rear of the Nave to St. Andrew's Bemerton
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Said to be Herbert's Inscription in the Rectory.
From StoneAngels Website (no longer on the Web) | ||
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Bemerton Rectory on the banks of the River Nadder (now part of Salisbury) [house dating from 1470 restored by George Herbert] / Medlar Tree That George Herbert Planted 1630 (Photograph Courtesy of The Friends of Bemerton Society) |
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Map of Fugglestone St. Peter and Bemerton, |
PhotoAlbum 1: Childhood and School | PhotoAlbum 2: Cambridge | PhotoAlbum 3: Toward Bemerton | PhotoAlbum 4: Bemerton |
George Herbert Gallery at Southwest College, Houston Community Colleges | Links to Biographies | George Herbert & The Temple Home Page |