Westminster Abbey has served as the coronation ... visitors will guided to the Great West Door to make their entrance. The Very Rev Dr Hoyle said: “This splendid building, which is both new ...

Sir Winston Churchill, born 30th November 1874, died 24th January 1965, is not buried in Westminster Abbey but just inside the west entrance, near the grave of the Unknown Warrior, is a green Italian ...

The West Towers, completed in 1745, marked the last phase of building Westminster Abbey for several centuries. Designed by Abbey's surveyor Nicholas Hawksmoor and completed by his successor John ...

Westminster Abbey is to construct a new ... Queens and royal brides by entering via the Great West Door. The grand entrance was used by the King and Queen as they arrived for their coronation ...

Westminster Abbey is generally busy – and the staff ... If you have a London Pass, your entrance fee is covered. (There is no charge to attend services, when photography is strictly forbidden.) ...

Nicholas Hawksmoor, architect, was Surveyor of the Fabric at Westminster ... flanking the entrance. Fourteen small grotesque heads, representing those concerned in the restoration or Abbey staff ...

The royal group warmly greeted each other when they first met at the abbey’s great west door where they waited for the King and Queen after being greeted by Dr David Hoyle, Dean of Westminster.

With a history which stretches all the way back to the 10th century, Westminster Abbey has stood through ... This church became known as the ‘west minster’ (meaning an important church ...