King Henry III met the Jewish Parliament in the Chapter House of Worcester Cathedral to allow the Crown to assess their worth for taxation. The first reference to Jews in Worcester was in 1154 ...

Between 969 and 975, secular clerks were replaced with monks by the Bishop of Worcester ... III (r.1483-5) later added a Banqueting Hall, which sadly is in ruins today. In 1535, Henry VIII ...

Worcester Cathedral has announced a record-breaking year for visitor numbers in 2024. The cathedral saw a 10 per cent increase in visitors compared to 2023, with more than 250,000 people visiting ...

Marsh, born and raised in Richmond, had an elementary school named after him in 2020. Henry Marsh III, the first Black Mayor of Richmond, Virginia, died on Jan. 23. Following his death ...

“Henry taught us all that the fight for civil rights is never truly over — that it is one of constant effort, requiring us to stay vigilant and engaged. As we remember Henry’s remarkable ...

Canon John Paul Hoskins said the cathedral relied almost entirely on donations to cover costs A record number of people visited Worcester Cathedral in 2024, church elders have revealed.

A record number of people visited Worcester Cathedral in 2024, church elders have revealed. More than 255,000 people passed through the doors of the building, first founded in 1084, an additional ...

Sixth-year player Henry Coleman III was a beast on the boards with 16 rebounds, 12 of them on the defensive end. He had 10 rebounds more than any other player in the game, and 12 more than any of ...

Courtesy of Henry L. Marsh III Elementary School. Henry L. Marsh III Elementary School was dedicated in Richmond in August 2020. Marsh, a civil rights attorney, longtime Virginia Senator and the ...

RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — Richmond’s first African American mayor Henry Marsh III died at 91 years old on Friday. Marsh was a political trailblazer, with his impact spanning far beyond Richmond ...

By Maya Phillips A young prince and an old knight walk into a tavern … So much of Shakespeare’s “Henry IV” plays like a setup, either to a joke or to a significant turning point in English ...