Ann Barwood BEM
Exeter Cathedral’s Canon Librarian, Ann Barwood has worked as a senior manager in both local and central government. She served as a Chapter Canon at
Exeter Cathedral’s Canon Librarian, Ann Barwood has worked as a senior manager in both local and central government. She served as a Chapter Canon at
Oldest book of English literature in the world available to browse online for the first time. One of the oldest books of English literature
Exeter Cathedral’s 935-year-old Exon Domesday manuscript has unlocked significant new developments in historians’ understanding of the Domesday Book – the record of conquered England compiled
Throughout the month we pray for different aspects of the Cathedral’s life and work at our daily services. We invite you to pray with us
By Ann Barwood, Canon Librarian It was about 12 noon on Tuesday 10th March, when Ellie the Cathedral Archivist came to find me and said
Exeter Cathedral Library and Archives are proud to announce that they have retained full accreditation status from The National Archives. In 2014 the Library and
A piece of medieval recycling will be on display during a special service to mark the 650th anniversary of the death of Bishop Grandisson, the
This is a big year for Exeter’s Anglo-Saxon manuscripts. Between October 2018 and February 2019, the British Library, London hosted the exhibition ‘Anglo-Saxon Kingdoms: Art,
The Exeter Book, widely regarded as one of the foundation documents of English literature and cared for by Exeter Cathedral Library since the 11th century,
It has been announced that Exeter Cathedral’s Canon Librarian, Ann Barwood BEM, has been appointed an Honorary Associate Research Fellow in the College of Humanities