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Catalogue of Adoption Items within Worcester Adopt a Window

The Windows were created between 1916 and 1999 with various artists producing these wonderful pictures. The decision was made to commission a contemplated series of historical Windows, acting both as a history of the English Church and as personal memorials.

By adopting your favourite character, event or landscape as shown in the stained glass, you are helping support in keeping its fabric conserved and open for all to see.

A £25 example

Examples of the types of small decorative panel, there are 13 within each Window.

A £50 example

Lindisfarne The Armada

A £100 example A £200 example

St William Caxton Chaucer William Shakespeare Full Catalogue of Cloister Windows

Name Location Price Code 13 small decorative pieces East Walk Window 1 £25 CW1 Angel violinist East Walk Window 1 £50 CW2 Angel East Walk Window 1 £50 CW3 Angel harpist East Walk Window 1 £50 CW4 Angel singing East Walk Window 1 £50 CW5 Benedictine monk writing East Walk Window 1 £50 CW6 Benedictine monk preaching East Walk Window 1 £50 CW7 Benedictine monk singing East Walk Window 1 £50 CW8 Benedictine monk East Walk Window 1 £50 CW9 stonemason Angel carrying dates 680-743- East Walk Window 1 £50 CW10 983 Angel carrying dates 1089- East Walk Window 1 £50 CW11 1218 Christ and the Blessed Virgin, East Walk Window 1 £100 CW12 to whom this Cathedral is dedicated St Peter, to whom the first East Walk Window 1 £100 CW13 Cathedral was dedicated St Oswald, 961-992, East Walk Window 1 £100 CW14 who founded the monastery St Wulfstan, bishop 1062- East Walk Window 1 £100 CW15 1095, who commenced the building of the present Cathedral in 1084

Name Location Price Code 13 small decorative pieces East Walk Window 2 £25 CW16 St Martin, bishop of Tours who East Walk Window 2 £50 CW17 shared his cloak with a beggar British at the Council East Walk Window 2 £50 CW18 of Arles in 314 St Deiniol, missionary to Wales East Walk Window 2 £50 CW19 St Germanus, bishop of Man East Walk Window 2 £50 CW20 Gildas, monk in Wales and East Walk Window 2 £50 CW21 chronicler Glastonbury, an early Christian East Walk Window 2 £50 CW22 centre St Columba, Irish and East Walk Window 2 £50 CW23 missionary St , Irish saint and East Walk Window 2 £50 CW24 missionary Angel carrying dates 304-314 East Walk Window 2 £50 CW25 Angel carrying dates 397-432- East Walk Window 2 £50 CW26 597 St Alban, the first British East Walk Window 2 £100 CW27 martyr St , apostle of southern East Walk Window 2 £100 CW28 Scotland St Patrick, apostle of Ireland East Walk Window 2 £100 CW29 St David, apostle of Wales East Walk Window 2 £100 CW30

Name Location Price Code 13 small decorative pieces East Walk Window 3 £25 CW31 The school at as East Walk Window 3 £50 CW32 established by St Augustine St Gregory and the English East Walk Window 3 £50 CW33 boys ‘Non Angli Sed Angeli’ St Augustine preaches to King East Walk Window 3 £50 CW34 Ethlebert of St Augustine meets the British East Walk Window 3 £50 CW35 bishops Coifi, a pagan priest, destroys East Walk Window 3 £50 CW36 his pagan idols St Paulinus, first bishop of East Walk Window 3 £50 CW37 , converts Northumbrian nobles to St Paulinus baptises King East Walk Window 3 £50 CW38 Edwin and St Hilda St , apostle of East Walk Window 3 £50 CW39 and , baptising King Cynegils of Wessex in 634. Angel carrying dates 588-597 East Walk Window 3 £50 CW40 Angel carrying dates 625-633 East Walk Window 3 £50 CW41 St Gregory, 590-604 East Walk Window 3 £100 CW42 St Augustine, missionary sent East Walk Window 3 £100 CW43 to by Pope Gregory King Ethelbert, welcomed St East Walk Window 3 £100 CW44 Augustine’s missionaries Queen , wife of East Walk Window 3 £100 CW45 King Ethelbert; a Christian princess from

Name Location Price Code 13 small decorative pieces East Walk Window 4 £25 CW46 , Scottish island and East Walk Window 4 £50 CW47 monastic centre of British Christianity Colman, bishop- of East Walk Window 4 £50 CW48 in succession to St Aidan St , bishop of York who East Walk Window 4 £50 CW49 attended the The Synod of Whitby in 664 East Walk Window 4 £50 CW50 Lindisfarne, monastery East Walk Window 4 £50 CW51 founded in 635 St , monk and bishop East Walk Window 4 £50 CW52 of Lindisfarne Caedmon, poet-monk of East Walk Window 4 £50 CW53 Whitby , founder of East Walk Window 4 £50 CW54 Wearmouth . Angel carrying dates 635-642 East Walk Window 4 £50 CW55 Angel carrying dates 657-664 East Walk Window 4 £50 CW56 King Oswald of East Walk Window 4 £100 CW57 St Aidan, monk from Iona Wo East Walk Window 4 £100 CW58 became bishop of Lindisfarne King Oswy, brother of King East Walk Window 4 £100 CW59 Oswald Who presided over the Synod of Whitby St Hilda, first abbess of Whitby East Walk Window 4 £100 CW60

Name Location Price Code 13 small decorative pieces East Walk Window 5 £25 CW61 , first bishop of East Walk Window 5 £50 CW62 St Finan of Lindisfarne East Walk Window 5 £50 CW63 instructing King Peada St Werburga, daughter of King East Walk Window 5 £50 CW64 Wulfhere and abbess St Winifred, Welsh saint Who East Walk Window 5 £50 CW65 attended the Council of Hertford Death of King Penda, pagan East Walk Window 5 £50 CW66 king defeated by King Oswy King Egbert & King Oswy East Walk Window 5 £50 CW67 accepting Theodore as archbishop St Chad With Archibishop East Walk Window 5 £50 CW68 Theodore St Chad in his oratory East Walk Window 5 £50 CW69 Angel carrying dates 653-658 East Walk Window 5 £50 CW70 Angel carrying dates 667-673 East Walk Window 5 £50 CW71 King Peada who brought East Walk Window 5 £100 CW72 missionaries to the Midlands King Wulfhere, first Christian East Walk Window 5 £100 CW73 King of Mercia Theodore, Greek archbishop of East Walk Window 5 £100 CW74 Canterbury who unified the early church after Whitby. St Chad, bishop of Mercia East Walk Window 5 £100 CW75

Name Location Price Code 13 small decorative pieces East Walk Window 6 £25 CW76 King Offa, founded the abbey East Walk Window 6 £50 CW77 at St Albans Ostfor, East Walk Window 6 £50 CW78 691-693 Eaba, Mercian princess who East Walk Window 6 £50 CW79 brought faith to the south . The Venerable Bead, monk at East Walk Window 6 £50 CW80 Jarrow and chronicler Berthana, first abbess of Bath East Walk Window 6 £50 CW81 The vision of Eoves, the East Walk Window 6 £50 CW82 legendary founder of Abbey King Oswald, founder of East Walk Window 6 £50 CW83 Cyneburga, sister of King East Walk Window 6 £50 CW84 Osric, first abbess of Angel carrying dates 661-680 East Walk Window 6 £50 CW85 Angel carrying dates 757-787 East Walk Window 6 £50 CW86 , first bishop of the East Walk Window 6 £100 CW87 680-691 Ethelred, king of Mercia East Walk Window 6 £100 CW88 Ecgwin, bishop of Worcester East Walk Window 6 £100 CW89 693-717, founder of King Osric, founder of abbeys East Walk Window 6 £100 CW90 at Bath and Gloucester

Name Location Price Code 13 small decorative pieces East Walk Window 7 £25 CW91 Treaty of Wedmore 878 after East Walk Window 7 £50 CW92 defeat of Danes King Alfred being taught by his East Walk Window 7 £50 CW93 mother Pope Leo IV blesses King East Walk Window 7 £50 CW94 Alfred in 853 Baptism of Gunthrum the East Walk Window 7 £50 CW95 Dane 878 John Scotus Erigena, Irish East Walk Window 7 £50 CW96 theologian Burhed, gave to East Walk Window 7 £50 CW97 the bishops of Worcester Kynewald, bishop of East Walk Window 7 £50 CW98 Worcester 928-957 Asser, and Alfred’s East Walk Window 7 £50 CW99 biographer Angel carrying dates 871-878 East Walk Window 7 £50 CW100 Angel carrying dates 900-929 East Walk Window 7 £50 CW101 Werfrith, bishop of Worcester East Walk Window 7 £100 CW102 872-915 Ethelred of Mercia who East Walk Window 7 £100 CW103 married Alfred’s daughter Ethelflaeda Princess Ethelflaeda who ruled East Walk Window 7 £100 CW104 after the death of her husband King Alfred who united East Walk Window 7 £200 CW105 England to defeat the Danes

Name Location Price Code 13 small decorative pieces North Walk Window 1 £25 CW106 St Oswald when a monk at the North Walk Window 1 £50 CW107 monastery of Fleury in France Ethelwine and St. Oswald North Walk Window 1 £50 CW108 found the monastery at Ramsey St Oswald and Winsin agree to North Walk Window 1 £50 CW109 build the new Cathedral St Oswald assists at the North Walk Window 1 £50 CW110 coronation of King Edgar St and King Edward North Walk Window 1 £50 CW111 restore the monastery at Glastonbury St Oswald building the North Walk Window 1 £50 CW112 Cathedral St Oswald preaching at the North Walk Window 1 £50 CW113 Cross Death of St Oswald in North Walk Window 1 £50 CW114 Worcester Cathedral 992 Angel carrying dates 900-929 North Walk Window 1 £50 CW115 St Dunstan, bishop of North Walk Window 1 £100 CW116 Worcester 957-960 and 959- 978 St Oswald, bishop of North Walk Window 1 £100 CW117 Worcester 961-992, monastic reformer King Edgar who enriched the North Walk Window 1 £100 CW118 bishopric of Worcester with grants of land Ethelwold, bishop of North Walk Window 1 £100 CW119 Winchester 963-984

Name Location Price Code 13 small decorative pieces North Walk Window 2 £25 CW120 St Wulfstan baptising North Walk Window 2 £50 CW121 St Wulfstan teaching North Walk Window 2 £50 CW122 St Wulfstan With King Harold North Walk Window 2 £50 CW123 Lady Godiva presents a bible North Walk Window 2 £50 CW124 to the Cathedral Building of the Cathedral North Walk Window 2 £50 CW125 commenced in 1084 St Wulfstan at the tomb of North Walk Window 2 £50 CW126 St Wulfstan stops the slave North Walk Window 2 £50 CW127 trade A synod in the Norman crypt North Walk Window 2 £50 CW128 Angel holding the Coat of Arms North Walk Window 2 £50 CW129 and and Chapter Angel holding the Coat of Arms North Walk Window 2 £50 CW130 and Dean and Chapter St Wulfstan, last Saxon bishop North Walk Window 2 £100 CW131 of Worcester who survived the Norman upheavals and commenced the building of the present Cathedral , Archbishop of North Walk Window 2 £100 CW132 Canterbury 1070 who instituted major reforms of the church in England. King Edward the Confessor North Walk Window 2 £200 CW133 who approved the of St Wulfstan as bishop in Worcester North Walk Window 2 £200 CW134

Name Location Price Code 13 small decorative pieces North Walk Window 3 £25 CW135 King Stephen at Fort Royal North Walk Window 3 £50 CW136 during his siege of Worcester Henry II and his Queen at North Walk Window 3 £50 CW137 Worcester Murder of St at North Walk Window 3 £50 CW138 Canterbury in 1170 Henry II does for the North Walk Window 3 £50 CW139 murder of Becket The canonisation of St North Walk Window 3 £50 CW140 Wulfstan in 1203 King John at the shrine of St North Walk Window 3 £50 CW141 Wulfstan in Worcester Cathedral King John accepts North Walk Window 3 £50 CW142 in 1215 Burial of King John in North Walk Window 3 £50 CW143 Worcester Cathedral in 1216 Angel carrying dates 1140- North Walk Window 3 £50 CW144 1203 Angel carrying dates 1170- North Walk Window 3 £50 CW145 1217 Florence of Worcester monk North Walk Window 3 £100 CW146 and chronicler. archbishop of North Walk Window 3 £100 CW147 Canterbury; aided the Barons in their conflict With King John King Henry II North Walk Window 3 £100 CW148 St Thomas Becket Archbishop North Walk Window 3 £200 CW149 of Canterbury and former chancellor to Henry II

Name Location Price Code 13 small decorative pieces North Walk Window 4 £25 CW150 Reopening of the Cathedral in North Walk Window 4 £50 CW151 1218, attended by Henry III Building of the Lady Chapel, North Walk Window 4 £50 CW152 commenced 1224 A Franciscan friar tending a North Walk Window 4 £50 CW153 leper A Dominican friar North Walk Window 4 £50 CW154 Robert Grossteste, bishop of North Walk Window 4 £50 CW155 Lincoln 1235-1253, appeals to the Pope against excessive taxation Enthronement of bishop North Walk Window 4 £50 CW156 Cantelupe in the Cathedral, May 1237 Bishop Cantelupe resists unjust North Walk Window 4 £50 CW157 taxation Bishop Cantelupe blesses North Walk Window 4 £50 CW158 Simon de Montfort’s rebel army Angel carrying dates 1203- North Walk Window 4 £50 CW159 1218 Angel carrying dates 1237- North Walk Window 4 £50 CW160 1265 William of Blois, bishop of North Walk Window 4 £100 CW161 Worcester 1218-1236 Walter Cantelupe, bishop of North Walk Window 4 £100 CW162 Worcester 1237-1266 Henry III North Walk Window 4 £100 CW163 Simon de Montfort, Earl of North Walk Window 4 £100 CW164

Name Location Price Code 13 small decorative pieces North Walk Window 5 £25 CW165 Edward I met by Bishop Giffard North Walk Window 5 £50 CW166 in France The Wedding of Prince North Walk Window 5 £50 CW167 Llewellyn of Wales to Eleanor de Montfort in Worcester in 1278 Bishop Giffard shut out of the North Walk Window 5 £50 CW168 by the monks Franciscan friars carry the body North Walk Window 5 £50 CW169 of John Poche out of Worcester Cathedral after a dispute With the monks Edward I at St Wulfstan’s North Walk Window 5 £50 CW170 shrine William Gainsborough, bishop North Walk Window 5 £50 CW171 of Worcester 1302-1307; consecrated barefoot in the Cathedral First meeting of the in North Walk Window 5 £50 CW172 Convocation The tomb of Edward II, buried North Walk Window 5 £50 CW173 in after his murder in Berkeley Castle Angel carrying date 1265 North Walk Window 5 £50 CW174 Angel carrying date 1327 North Walk Window 5 £50 CW175 , bishop of North Walk Window 5 £100 CW176 Worcester 1268-1302 Edward I North Walk Window 5 £100 CW177 Alexander Neckham (1157- North Walk Window 5 £100 CW178 1217), abbot of Cirencester; buried in Worcester Cathedral cloister Roger Bacon (c.1214-c.1292); North Walk Window 5 £100 CW179 Franciscan friar, philosopher and scientist

Name Location Price Code 13 small decorative pieces North Walk Window 6 £25 CW180 Death of Wat Tyler in 1381; he North Walk Window 6 £50 CW181 rebelled against Richard II Attack on the monastery in North Walk Window 6 £50 CW182 1349 Wycliffe translating the bible North Walk Window 6 £50 CW183 into English A follower of Wycliffe North Walk Window 6 £50 CW184 preaching The Black Death, 1348-1349; North Walk Window 6 £50 CW185 the plague in England William Langland (c.1330- North Walk Window 6 £50 CW186 1400), Malvern poet; author of The Vision of Piers Plowman Martyrdom of John Badbie of North Walk Window 6 £50 CW187 Evesham, accused of Trial of John Huss, burnt at the North Walk Window 6 £50 CW188 stake in Bohemia in 1414 for heresy Angel carrying dates 1327- North Walk Window 6 £50 CW189 1339 Angel carrying dates 1327- North Walk Window 6 £50 CW190 1339 , bishop of North Walk Window 6 £100 CW191 Worcester 1317-1327; renowned for his learning Henry Wakefield, bishop of North Walk Window 6 £100 CW192 Worcester 1375-1395, and John Lindsay, Sacrist John Wycliffe, theologian and North Walk Window 6 £100 CW193 reformer; condemned in 1382. Geoffrey Chaucer (c.1340- North Walk Window 6 £200 CW194 1400), author of The Canterbury Tales

Name Location Price Code 13 small decorative pieces North Walk Window 7 £25 CW195 Earl Beauchamp of North Walk Window 7 £50 CW196 beheaded at Tower Hill, Thomas Poulton, bishop of North Walk Window 7 £50 CW197 Worcester 1426-1433, at a church council in Basle , bishop of North Walk Window 7 £50 CW198 Worcester 1443-1476, Who founded and endowed the Cathedral library Queen Margaret escapes from North Walk Window 7 £50 CW199 the battle of Tewkesbury in 1471 Sir John Oldcastle, Lollard North Walk Window 7 £50 CW200 leader, arrested in 1417 A Worcester Colleger being North Walk Window 7 £50 CW201 presented to , 1367-1404 William Grocyn (c.1446-1519 North Walk Window 7 £50 CW202 lectures at Oxford on Greek Angel carrying dates 1387-1485 North Walk Window 7 £50 CW203 Henry VI North Walk Window 7 £100 CW204 Edward IV North Walk Window 7 £100 CW205 Judge Thomas Littleton (1422- North Walk Window 7 £100 CW206 1481), Sheriff of and ‘the father of English Law William Caxton (c.1422-1491), North Walk Window 7 £100 CW207 the first English printer St Joan of Arc North Walk Window 7 £200 CW208

Name Location Price Code 13 small decorative pieces West Walk Window 1 £25 CW209 Lady Margaret Beaufort (1443- West Walk Window 1 £50 CW210 1509), mother of Henry VII The funeral of Prince Arthur in West Walk Window 1 £50 CW211 Worcester Cathedral, April 1502 honours Henry VIII West Walk Window 1 £50 CW212 With the title ‘Defender of the Faith’ Henry VIII divorces Catherine West Walk Window 1 £50 CW213 of Aragon in 1534 Giulio di Medici, ‘perpetual West Walk Window 1 £50 CW214 administrator’ of Worcester 1521-1522; subsequently Pope Clement VII 1523-1534 St Wulfstan’s Hospital (The West Walk Window 1 £50 CW215 Commandery) closes Building of Christ Church in West Walk Window 1 £50 CW216 Oxford by Cardinal Wolsey Martin Luther (1483-1546), West Walk Window 1 £50 CW217 leader of the German Angel carrying dates 1509- West Walk Window 1 £50 CW218 1529 Prince Arthur (1486-1502), West Walk Window 1 £100 CW219 elder brother of Henry VIII. Married . Died at Ludlow and buried in Worcester Cathedral Henry VIII, 1509-1547, shown West Walk Window 1 £100 CW220 as a young man Desiderius Erasmus (1469- West Walk Window 1 £100 CW221 1536), scholar and reformer Cardinal West Walk Window 1 £100 CW222 (1475-1530), cardinal , chief counsellor to Henry VIII

Name Location Price Code 13 small decorative pieces West Walk Window 2 £25 CW223 William Moore, of West Walk Window 2 £50 CW224 Worcester 1518-1536 Destruction of the shrines of St West Walk Window 2 £50 CW224 Oswald and St Wulfstan in 1538. The glass Wrongly has 1535 The Dissolution of the West Walk Window 2 £50 CW226 Monasteries, 1540 Bishop Latimer preaching West Walk Window 2 £50 CW227 Henry Holbeck, last prior of West Walk Window 2 £50 CW228 Worcester 1536-1540 and first 1541-1544 The burning of William West Walk Window 2 £50 CW229 Tyndale’s bibles Henry VIII endows King’s West Walk Window 2 £50 CW230 School, Worcester Chained Bible set up in the West Walk Window 2 £50 CW231 Cathedral Angel carrying dates 1529- West Walk Window 2 £50 CW232 1547 Angel carrying dates 1529- West Walk Window 2 CW233 1547 (1489-1556), West Walk Window 2 £100 CW234 archbishop of Canterbury 1533-1553; presided over the early stages of the Reformation and introduced the new prayer book. He Was burnt at the stake in the reign of Queen Mary (c.1485-1555), West Walk Window 2 £100 CW235 bishop of Worcester 1535- 1539; reformer. Burnt at the stake in Oxford With bishop in 1555 Henry VIII West Walk Window 2 £200 CW236 , presided West Walk Window 2 £200 CW237 over the Dissolution of Monasteries

Name Location Price Code 13 small decorative pieces West Walk Window 3 £25 CW238 Cranmer and bishops West Walk Window 3 £50 CW239 translating the Prayer Book of 1549 Burning of Catholic service West Walk Window 3 £50 CW240 books on College Green Cathedral altar placed north & West Walk Window 3 £50 CW241 south , bishop of West Walk Window 3 £50 CW242 Worcester 1552-1553, refusing episcopal robes Bishop Hooper burned at the West Walk Window 3 £50 CW243 stake in Gloucester in 1555. Martyrs’ memorial in Oxford, West Walk Window 3 £50 CW244 commemorating the burning of Latimer, Ridley and Cranmer Lady Jane Grey, executed in West Walk Window 3 £50 CW245 1553 Cardinal Pole (1500- West Walk Window 3 £50 CW246 1558) absolves Parliament and briefly reunites England With Rome Angel carrying dates 1547-1558 West Walk Window 3 £50 CW247 Angel carrying dates 1547-1558 West Walk Window 3 CW248 Edward VI, 1547-1553; only West Walk Window 3 £100 CW249 legitimate surviving son of Henry VIII Edward Seymour (c.1500- West Walk Window 3 £100 CW250 1552), Duke of Somerset and Lord Protector; exerted influence but fell from favour and Was executed in 1552 Queen Mary, 1553-1558; the West Walk Window 3 £100 CW251 daughter of Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon, she strove to re-establish the Roman Catholic faith in England King Philip of Spain; married West Walk Window 3 £100 CW252 Queen Mary in 1554

Name Location Price Code 13 small decorative pieces West Walk Window 4 £25 CW253 William Cecil, Lord Burleigh West Walk Window 4 £50 CW254 (1520-1598); chief counsellor to , archbishop of West Walk Window 4 £50 CW255 Canterbury 1559-1575 Sir Francis Drake; commanded West Walk Window 4 £50 CW256 the English fleet against the Spanish Armada in 1588 Sir (1552- West Walk Window 4 £50 CW257 1618), naval commander and explorer Elizabeth I addresses the West Walk Window 4 £50 CW258 people of Worcester: ‘I thank you all’, etc. The Spanish Armada, 1588 West Walk Window 4 £50 CW259 The Spanish Armada, 1588 West Walk Window 4 £50 CW260 Welcome to Elizabeth I by West Walk Window 4 £50 CW261 Christopher Fletcher, a pupil at The Cathedral School 1558-1603- Robert Dudley West Walk Window 4 £50 CW262 1558-1603 – Earl of Essex West Walk Window 4 £50 CW263 An oration by William Bellue, West Walk Window 4 £100 CW264 the City Orator, Who Welcomed Elizabeth I to Worcester in 1575 Elizabeth I received at the West Walk Window 4 £100 CW265 Deanery; this had been the ’ house (demolished 1862) Elizabeth I, 1558-1603; West Walk Window 4 £200 CW266 daughter of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn William Shakespeare (1564- West Walk Window 4 £200 CW267 1616), playwright and poet

Name Location Price Code 13 small decorative pieces West Walk Window 5 £25 CW268 The Duke of Hamilton, royalist West Walk Window 5 £50 CW269 commander; died of injuries received at the Battle of Worcester in 1651 Henry Bright, Master of The West Walk Window 5 £50 CW270 Cathedral School 1589-1627 , composer; West Walk Window 5 £50 CW271 Cathedral Organist 1596-1656 Henry Washington; defended West Walk Window 5 £50 CW272 Worcester for Charles I in 1646 The Hampton Court West Walk Window 5 £50 CW273 Conference of 1604 Hugh Peters (1598-1660), West Walk Window 5 £50 CW274 puritan divine, preaches in the Cathedral in 1646; executed at the Restoration of the Monarchy Execution of Charles I in 1649 West Walk Window 5 £50 CW275 Royal Coat of Arms used 1603- West Walk Window 5 £50 CW276 1707 Coat of Arms of West Walk Window 5 £50 CW277 , archbishop of West Walk Window 5 £100 CW278 Canterbury 1633-1645; a supporter of Charles I, he Was impeached and executed , bishop of West Walk Window 5 £100 CW279 Worcester 1641-1650; supported Charles I at the outbreak of the Civil War but retired in poverty after the surrender of Worcester James I West Walk Window 5 £100 CW280 Charles I West Walk Window 5 £200 CW281 The Pilgrim Fathers set sail for West Walk Window 5 £200 CW282 America in 1620

Name Location Price Code 13 small decorative pieces West Walk Window 6 £25 CW283 Thomas Ken, bishop of Bath West Walk Window 6 £50 CW284 and Wells 1685-1690; imprisoned in the for opposing James II’s ‘Declaration of Indulgence’ Dr George Hickes, dean of West Walk Window 6 £50 CW285 Worcester 1683-1691; also opposed the ‘Declaration of Indulgence’ and deprived of his living John Evelyn, (1620-1706); West Walk Window 6 £50 CW286 diarist (1615-1691), West Walk Window 6 £50 CW287 Presbyterian divine; refused permission to preach in the Worcester diocese Touching for the King’s Evil; it West Walk Window 6 £50 CW288 Was believed that touching the king’s garments Was a cure for scrofula (tuberculosis) , bishop of West Walk Window 6 £50 CW289 Worcester 1660-1662, and Isaac Walton (1593-1683), author of ‘The Compleat Angler’ The trial of the 7 Bishops West Walk Window 6 £50 CW290 Whose protest against the ‘Declaration of Indulgence’ led to the revolution of 1688 Thomas Morris (Miserrimus), West Walk Window 6 £50 CW291 buried in the cloister at the foot of the steps into the Cathedral. He Was ejected from his canonry following the accession of William III and is reputed to have died in poverty Coat of Arms of diocese West Walk Window 6 £50 CW292 Coat of Arms of Dean and West Walk Window 6 £50 CW293 Chapter William III, 1689-1702; Prince West Walk Window 6 £100 CW294 of Orange and grandson of Charles I. Married to Mary, daughter of James II Queen Anne, 1702-1714; West Walk Window 6 £100 CW295 younger daughter of James II James II West Walk Window 6 £100 CW296 Charles II West Walk Window 6 £200 CW297

Name Location Price Code 13 small decorative pieces West Walk Window 7 £25 CW298 Dr Thomas Bray (1656-1730); West Walk Window 7 £50 CW299 founder of the S.P.G. and the S.P.C.K Reginald Heber (1783-1826), West Walk Window 7 £50 CW300 bishop of Calcutta 1822-1826 The Abolition of Slavery in the West Walk Window 7 £50 CW301 British Empire, 1833. The text on this light reads ‘YOU ARE FREE’ Henry Venn (1796-1873), West Walk Window 7 £50 CW302 secretary of the C.M.S. 1841- 1873 Bishop’s West Walk Window 7 £50 CW303 1714 – 1837 West Walk Window 7 £50 CW304 , bishop of West Walk Window 7 £50 CW305 Worcester 1743-1759; founded a hospital in 1745 John Wesley (1703-1791), West Walk Window 7 £50 CW306 leader of Methodism, preaching in Worcester in 1780 , bishop of West Walk Window 7 £50 CW307 Worcester 1781-1808; he formed an important library in his palace at Hartlebury and Was tutor to the sons of George III George III at the Three Choirs West Walk Window 7 £50 CW308 Festival in Worcester in 1788 George III (1760-1820) West Walk Window 7 £100 CW309 Queen Charlotte (1744-1818); West Walk Window 7 £100 CW310 became queen on her marriage to George III in 1761 William Pitt (1759-1806); West Walk Window 7 £200 CW311 Prime Minister 1783-1801 and 1804-1806 William Wilberforce (1759- West Walk Window 7 £200 CW312 1833), campaigner for the abolition of slavery

Name Location Price Code 13 small decorative pieces South Walk Window 1 £25 CW313 David Livingstone (1813-1873), South Walk Window 1 £50 CW314 missionary and explorer Earl of Shaftsbury (1801- South Walk Window 1 £50 CW315 1885), social reformer South Walk Window 1 £50 CW316 (1809-1898), statesman and four times Prime Minister Bishop , South Walk Window 1 £50 CW317 1897-1901 and former of Worcester , bishop of South Walk Window 1 £50 CW318 Worcester 1861-1891 John Keble (1792-1866), poet South Walk Window 1 £50 CW319 and a leader of the 1837 - 1887 (but shown in South Walk Window 1 £50 CW320 light as 1887 to 1837) William Ward (1817-1885), South Walk Window 1 £100 CW321 first Earl of Dudley, a generous benefactor to Worcester Cathedral Restoration of Worcester South Walk Window 1 £100 CW322 Cathedral 1857 to 1874 Prince Albert South Walk Window 1 £100 CW323 South Walk Window 1 £200 CW324 Alice Ottley; founded the Alice South Walk Window 1 £200 CW325 Ottley School in 1883 Charles Dickens (1837-1896), South Walk Window 1 £200 CW326 author

Adopt a Spandrel

The spandrels are in the Dean’s Chapel, Lady Chapel, North Aisle, South Aisle and St George’s Chapel. There are a variety of subject and motifs throughout the various areas. Dean’s Chapel

£200 DC1 £200 DC2 £200 DC3

£100 DC4 £100 DC5 £200 DC6

£25 DC7 £25 DC8 £100 DC9 £100 DC10 £100 DC11

£200 DC12 £200 DC13 £200 DC14

£200 DC15 £100 DC16 £100 DC17

£100 DC18 £100 DC19 £100 DC20

£100 DC21 £100 DC22 £100 DC23

£100 DC24 £100 DC25

Lady Chapel

£25 LC1 £25 LC2 £25 LC3

£100 LC4 £100 LC5 £100 LC6

£50 LC7 £50 LC8 £200 LC9

£200 LC10 £200 LC11 £200 LC12

£200 LC13 £200 LC14 £200 LC15

£50 LC16 £200 LC17 £200 LC18

£50 LC19 £50 LC20

£25 LC21 £25 LC22 £25 LC23

North Aisle

£25 NA1 £25 NA2 £25 NA3 £25 NA4

£25 NA5 £25 NA6 £25 NA7 £25 NA8

£200 NA9 £200 NA10 £200 NA11

£50 NA12 £50 NA13 £50 NA14

£200 NA15 £50 NA16 £100 NA17

£50 NA18 £50 NA19 £50 NA20

£50 NA21 £50 NA22 £50 NA23 South Aisle

£25 SA1 £25 SA2 £25 SA3 £25 SA4

£25 SA5 £100 SA6 £100 SA7 £25 SA8

£50 SA9 £200 SA10 £50 SA11

£50 SA12 £50 SA13 £50 SA14

£50 SA15 £100 SA16 £50 SA17

£100 SA18 £100 SA19 £100 SA20

£200 SA21 £50 SA22 £50 SA23

St George’s Chapel

£25 GC1 £25 GC2 £25 GC3 £25 GC4

£100 GC5 £200 GC6 £100 GC7

£200 GC8 £50 GC9 £200 GC10

£200 GC11 £200 GC12 £50 GC13

£200 GC14 £50 GC15 £200 GC16

£200 GC17 £100 GC18 £100 GC19

£50 GC20 £50 GC21 £50 GC22

Adopt a Misericord

The misericords, the bracket on the underside of the hinged seat, were originally created as an assistance to the monks when having to stand for services. They were highly decorated with scenes of everyday life in the 14th and 15th centuries. Most of the Worcester carvings date from 1379 but a few have been restored and four are modern. The cycle of labours of the months in Worcester is the first almost complete cycle. Arm Rests & Tops

£25 AR1 £25 AR2 £25 AR3 £25 AR4

£25 AR5 £25 AR6 £25 AR7 £25 AR8

£25 AR9 £25 AR10 £25 AR11 £25 AR12

£25 AR13 £25 AR14 £25 AR15 £25 AR16

£25 AR17 £25 AR18 £25 AR19 £25 AR20

£25 AR21 £25 AR22 £25 AR23 £25 AR24

£25 AR25 £25 AR26 £25 AR27 £25 AR28

£25 AR29 £25 AR30 £25 AR31 £25 AR32

£25 AR33 £25 AR34 £25 AR35 £25 AR36

£25 AR 37 £25 AR38 £25 AR 39 £25 AR40

£25 AR41 £25 AR42 £25 AR43 £25 AR44

£25 AR45 £25 AR46 £25 AR47 £25 AR48

£25 AR49 £25 AR50 £25 AR51 £25 AR52

£25 AR53 £25 AR54 £25 AR55 £25 AR56

£25 AR57 £25 AR58 £25 AR59 £25 AR60

£25 AR61 £25 AR62 £25 AR63 £25 AR64

£25 AR65 £25 AR66 £25 AR67 £25 AR68

£25 AR69 £25 AR70 £25 AR71 £25 AR72

£25 AR73 £25 AR74 £25 AR75 £25 AR76

£25 AR77 £25 AR78 £25 AR79 £25 AR80

£25 AR81 £25 AR82 £25 AR83 £25 AR84

£25 AR85 £25 AR86 £25 AR87 £25 AR88

£25 AR89 £25 AR90 £25 AR91 £25 AR92

£50 AR93 £50 AR94 £50 AR95

£50 AR96 £50 AR97 £50 AR98

£50 AR99 £50 AR100 £50 AR101

£50 AR102 £50 AR103 £50 AR104

Side Panels or Angel

£100 SP1 £100 SP2

£100 SP3 £100 SP4

£100 SP5 £100 SP6

£100 SP7 £100 SP8

£100 SP9 £100 SP10

£100 SP11 £100 SP12

£100 SP13 £100 SP14 £100 SP15 £100 SP16

£100 SP17 £100 SP18 £100 SP19 £100 SP20

£100 SP21 £100 SP22 £100 SP23 £100 SP24

£100 SP25 £100 SP26 £100 SP27 £100 SP28

£100 SP29 £100 SP30 £100 SP31 Misericords

£500 MC1 £500 MC2 £500 MC3

£500 MC4 £500 MC5 £500 MC6

£500 MC7 £500 MC8 £500 MC9

£500 MC10 £500 MC11 £500 MC12

£500 MC13 £500 MC14 £500 MC15

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£500 MC22 £500 MC23 £500 MC24

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