Stained glass restoration
Lovers of stained glass church windows visiting England between now and August 23 have the opportunity to see Britain’s oldest examples for the first time at Canterbury Cathedral’s exhibition The Ancestors.
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Lovers of stained glass church windows visiting England between now and August 23 have the opportunity to see Britain’s oldest examples for the first time at Canterbury Cathedral’s exhibition The Ancestors.
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