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SUMMARY:Canonbury Tower Tour
DESCRIPTION:Canonbury Tower near Canonbury Square is a survivor of Islington’s Tudor and even earlier history. It was built in the late 16th century as an addition to an earlier manor house\, features beautiful wood panelling in some rooms\, was home to several notable people including Francis Bacon and Oliver Goldsmith\, and offers a fantastic view from the roof. Courtesy of the seventh Marquess of Northampton\, Islington Guides are now offering two tours each month\, strictly limited to 10 guests. \n\n\n\nBooking link here: https://canonburytower.eventbrite.co.uk \n\n\n\nSelect 27th September for my tour – other dates will be led by equally knowledgeable and charming Islington Guides!
URL:https://lesleythompson.co.uk/events/canonbury-tower-tour-3/2023-09-27
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SUMMARY:Clerkenwell's Lost Monasteries
DESCRIPTION:Visit the sites of four great monasteries which dominated Clerkenwell for hundreds of years and have left their mark to this day. \n\n\n\nThis year Bart’s Hospital is celebrating its 900th anniversary on the same site that it was founded in 1123. It was originally part of St Bartholomew’s Priory\, founded by a courtier of Henry 1 in thanks for surviving a bout of malaria while on pilgrimage to Rome. St Bartholomew’s was only one of four great religious houses in Clerkenwell that flourished for hundreds of years until Henry VIII closed them down. Come and see what is left of these once rich and influential monasteries and hear their stories – including the priors who lost their heads\, the monks who went to war and the secret tunnels. Three of the Priories – St Bartholomew’s\, The Charterhouse and the Order of St John – have a flourishing legacy to this day. Our tour does not go inside the surviving buildings but there are free museums that you can visit at both The Charterhouse and St John’s Gate and both also offer guided tours of their historic interiors. The tour meets at Farringdon Tube station. It takes about two hours and finishes with a visit to the Clerk’s Well which gave Clerkenwell its name. \n\n\n\nBooking link here – choose September 30th in the drop down if you would like me to be your guide. Other dates will be led by equally qualified and charming Islington Guides!
URL:https://lesleythompson.co.uk/events/clerkenwells-lost-monasteries
LOCATION:Farringdon Station EC1M 6BY United Kingdom\, EC1M 6BY\, United Kingdom
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