Jill Taylor Ferreira, age 62, of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, passed away on Sunday, April 14, 2024, after a long and courageous battle with cancer. Jill was born in Binghamton, New York on August 16 ...

The dates for the return of Devon’s biggest Christmas Market has been announced. Exeter Cathedral Christmas Market will take place across Cathedral Green from 17 November to 17 December.

MORE than two centuries of dressing the clergy, university members, and others were celebrated with a special evensong in Exeter Cathedral on Tuesday. The outfitter Wippell & Co., which was based in ...

Beloved husband of Jill and loving father to David ... Beloved wife of the late John Taylor, much loved mum of Michael and Stephen and a dear gran to her seven grandchildren.

It is missing one crucial element, but a hole in a door at Exeter Cathedral is believed to be the world’s oldest cat flap. The door dates back more than 400 years and leads to a cavity behind a ...

Archaeologists excavating Exeter Cathedral in England have uncovered the church's 12th-century high altar, a medieval crypt and the empty tombs of two bishops. The cathedral, constructed around A ...

Ahead of conservation renovations, archaeologists in England recently conducted excavations at Exeter Cathedral — and they made some of their most exciting discoveries yet at the 900-year-old ...

Jill Taylor, in a March statement. “But of course, we still have a way to go to reach our goal of ensuring a truly sustainable future for Exeter Cathedral for generations to come.” ...

Archaeological excavations at Exeter Cathedral have uncovered hidden features from the building's Norman past, project leaders have said. Experts said they were now certain they had found the ...

Hidden beneath the historic Exeter Cathedral in the United Kingdom lay the remains of an ancient Roman-era street and residence, according to new archaeological findings at the site. Hidden ...

Jill Taylor, director of development at Exeter Cathedral, said: “We have been overwhelmed by the level of support and affection for this unique Devon landmark. But of course, we still have a way ...