13 Sep Wells Cathedral

Some amazing history at @salisburycathedral ! . . . #history #salisburycathedral #salisbury | Alice Loxton

A brilliant ‘did you know’ from @wells_cathedral ・・・ ⭐ Did You Know ⭐ Above the Chapter House steps at Wells Cathedral, there’s a peculiar room that was once thought to be a prison cell, sparking curiosity and speculation for centuries amidst its intricate architectural setting. Despite its mysterious appearance and grim associations, recent research suggests the room likely served a practical purpose related to Cathedral operations or clergy residences, rather than as a prison cell. Nevertheles

The Grand Organ within Wells Cathedral The grand organ inside Wells Cathedral is a magnificent musical instrument that holds a prominent place in the cathedral’s architecture and history. It is considered one of the finest examples of a cathedral organ in the United Kingdom. The organ’s origins can be traced back to the 14th century, making it one of the oldest surviving playable organs in Europe. The current organ, however, was largely rebuilt and expanded during the 19th and 20th centuries. Th