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Stories and Storytellers
By Emma Laws, Cathedral Librarian This week, visitors to Exeter Cathedral have been enjoying the spectacular Luxmuralis show, ‘The Storytellers’ – an immersive sound and…
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Exeter Cathedral Treasures Crossword
Everyone in the Cathedral Library & Archives and the Heritage & Engagement team would like to wish you all a very happy Christmas. We will…
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The Carols of Smert and Trouluffe
By Ellie Jones, Cathedral Archivist What does this extract from an account roll dating from 1463 have to do with carols? It makes reference to…
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A Festive In Focus
By Emma Laws, Cathedral Librarian This week, we enjoyed welcoming visitors to the Library and Archives Reading Room for our final In Focus of the…
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The Christopher Gardner-Thorpe Collection
By Emma Laws, Cathedral Librarian It’s no secret that Exeter Cathedral Library holds one of the country’s largest historic medical collections. At its core is…
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National Tree Week
By Ellie Jones, Cathedral Archivist For some of us, tree-spotting is a year-round pastime, but what better time could there be for more of us…
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From the Library: Pride and Prejudice; or, the real Miss Bennets of Exeter
By Emma Laws, Cathedral Librarian One of the great joys of working with old books is discovering their individual histories – who owned them, when…
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The Nature and Virtues of Pompions
By Emma Laws, Cathedral Librarian At this time of year, the shops are full of all sorts of pumpkins: oval and round shaped; large and…
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Exon Domesday
By Emma Laws, Cathedral LibrarianIf you have visited our exciting new Treasures Exhibition, you will have seen part of Exon Domesday on display. This incredible…
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‘Trusty and welbeloved. We grete you wele’
By Ellie Jones, Cathedral Archivist ‘Trusty and well-beloved, we greet you well’ is a splendid way to begin a letter. Better than simply ‘Dear…’, or…