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  • Michael Mayne

    Writer, Dean and Priest/Minister

    The ashes of Michael Clement Otway Mayne K.C.V.O, Dean of Westminster, are buried in the nave near the graves of his predecessors in office.

  • Elizabeth and Maria Pope

    Actor

    Two actresses, Elizabeth and Maria, the first and second wives of tragic actor Alexander Pope, are buried together in the west cloister of Westminster Abbey.

  • Herbert Howells

    Musician and Composer

    The ashes of composer Herbert Norman Howells are buried in the north choir aisle, near the graves of Sir Charles Villiers Stanford and Ralph Vaughan.

  • John Berkeley, Lord Fitzharding

    In the north ambulatory are the graves of John Berkeley, Lord Fitzharding and his wife Barbara. He was the younger son of Sir Charles Berkeley.

  • Longueville Family

    In the north ambulatory of Westminster Abbey are the graves of William Longueville, his wife and son and Katherine wife of Sir Thomas Longueville.

  • John Harrison

    Scientist

    In 2006 a memorial stone for John Harrison, clock maker and developer of the marine chronometer, was unveiled in the nave.

  • Alexander Davis and Mary Tregonwell

    In the churchyard of St Margaret's Westminster is an altar tomb for Alexander Davis, scrivener, and his wife Mary, who later married John Tregonwell.

  • Westminster Abbey staff war memorial

    Soldier

    On the wooden panelling in St George's chapel are painted the names of Westminster Abbey staff, or former choristers, who died for their country.

  • Saint's and Royal tombs discovered after 1,000 years

    Friday, 2nd December 2005

    Ancient Royal crypt revealed in Abbey foundations.

    Edward the Confessor

  • The Duke of Edinburgh and Prince Harry open 85th Field of Remembrance

    Thursday, 7th November 2013

    His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh and His Royal Highness Prince Henry of Wales opened the Royal British Legion’s 85th Field of Remembrance at Westminster Abbey on Thursday 7th November 2013.

    Royal Visit HRH The Duke of Edinburgh HRH Prince Henry of Wales Field of Remembrance

  • Abbey dedicates memorial to C S Lewis

    Friday, 22nd November 2013

    A Service to Dedicate a Memorial to C S Lewis, writer, scholar and apologist, was held at Westminster Abbey on Friday 22nd November 2013.

    C S Lewis Memorial dedication

  • Duke of Edinburgh and Prince Harry Open 87th Field of Remembrance

    Thursday, 5th November 2015

    His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh and His Royal Highness Prince Henry of Wales opened the Royal British Legion's 87th Field of Remembrance at Westminster Abbey on Thursday 5th November 2015.

    Special Service

  • Monks of Westminster

    In the chapel of St Benedict is a stone tablet set beneath the carved head of a monk. The sculptor was Albert Siegenthaler.

  • Mary I

    Mary Tudor was the daughter of Henry VIII and Katherine of Aragon. She was crowned in the Abbey on 1st October 1553 and lies buried with Elizabeth I.

  • Alfred, Lord Tennyson

    Poet

    Alfred, Lord Tennyson, Poet Laureate, died in 1892. His funeral at Westminster Abbey was attended by thousands of mourners. Bust by T. Woolner.

  • James Wyatt

    Architect

    James Wyatt, architect, is buried in the south transept. He was Surveyor of the Fabric at the Abbey from 1776 to his death.

  • Lucian Tapiedi

    A statue to modern martyr Lucian Tapiedi was unveiled in July 1998 and stands above the west entrance to Westminster Abbey. Sculptor Tim Crawley.

  • Laurence Olivier

    Actor

    The ashes of Laurence Olivier, Baron Olivier of Brighton, the greatest actor of his generation, are buried in the south transept of Westminster Abbey.

  • Edward Carpenter

    Writer, Dean and Priest/Minister

    The ashes of Dr Edward Frederick Carpenter K.C.V.O., a much loved Dean of Westminster, are buried in the nave near the graves of his predecessors.

  • Louis de Duras, Earl of Feversham

    In the north transept are the graves of Louis de Duras, 2nd Earl of Feversham, his niece Charlotte de Bourbon and nephew Armand de Bourbon.

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