Grace Kilfoyle http://www.westminster-abbey.org/home Westminster Abbey, located at 20 Deans Yd, London SW1P 3PA,United Kingdom Region: *Average temperature is 50 degrees. *Very few native plants and animals in the city. *Often rainy, windy, and cooler *London countryside has an abundance of Oak trees. *Deer, birds, and insects can be found in the English forests Location: *Absolute location: 51.4 degrees North and 0.12 degrees South * Address: 20 Deans Yd, London SW1P, 3PA, United Kingdom *Forms a triangle with Buckingham Palace and Trafalgar Square. *Near Big Ben and Houses of Parliament Movement: To get to Westminster Abbey... *Fly into London Heathrow Airport *Rent a car, take a taxi, or ride a bus to Westminster *Near tube (train) station for easy access to other tourist attractions. Westminster Abbey London, England Westminster Abbey should be rewarded the title of “Wonder of the World”. To begin with, “Over three thousand people are buried in the church and cloisters and there are over 600 monuments and memorials (Westminster Abbey).” Westminster Abbey contains hundred of statues and notable people in history. The Abbey has hosted every royal monarchy coronation ceremony- the first being William the Conqueror. Next, “On the fiftieth anniversary of the death of C.S. Lewis, Westminster Abbey Institute hosted a series of events marking his career as one of the 20th Century’s most notable Christian writers and thinkers (Westminster Abbey).” In 2013, Westminster Abbey dedicated a memorial to author C.S. Lewis in the Poet’s Corner. The memorial was announced on Friday, November 22, 2013 and is to honor his writings and religious thinking. C.S. Lewis is not the only author in Westminster, Oliver Goldsmith and William Blake also have memorials there. In conclusion, “Westminster Abbey is at the heart of London- next to Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament (Westminster Abbey).” Westminster Abbey is close to many other tourist attractions such as Big Ben, the Queen’s Gallery, Houses of Parliament, Buckingham Palace, and Trafalgar Square. Westminster Abbey, a building of English
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Grace Kilfoyle
http://www.westminster-abbey.org/homeWestminster Abbey, located at 20 Deans
Yd, London SW1P3PA,United Kingdom
Region:*Average temperature is 50 degrees.
*Very few native plants and animals in the city.
*Often rainy, windy, and cooler*London countryside has an
abundance of Oak trees.*Deer, birds, and insects can be found
in the English forests
Location:*Absolute location: 51.4 degrees North and 0.12 degrees South* Address: 20 Deans Yd, London SW1P, 3PA, United Kingdom*Forms a triangle with Buckingham Palace and Trafalgar Square.*Near Big Ben and Houses of Parliament
Movement:To get to Westminster Abbey...
*Fly into London Heathrow Airport*Rent a car, take a taxi, or ride a bus to Westminster*Near tube (train) station for easy access to other tourist attractions.
Westminster AbbeyLondon, England
Westminster Abbey should be rewarded the title of “Wonder of the World”. To begin with, “Over three thousand people are buried in the church and cloisters and there are
over 600 monuments and memorials (Westminster Abbey).” Westminster Abbey contains hundred of statues and notable people in history. The Abbey has hosted
every royal monarchy coronation ceremony- the first being William the
Conqueror. Next, “On the fiftieth anniversary of the death of C.S. Lewis, Westminster Abbey Institute hosted a
series of events marking his career as one of the 20th Century’s most notable
Christian writers and thinkers (Westminster Abbey).” In 2013, Westminster Abbey dedicated a memorial to author C.S. Lewis in the Poet’s Corner. The memorial was announced on Friday, November 22, 2013 and is to honor his writings and
religious thinking. C.S. Lewis is not the only author in Westminster, Oliver
Goldsmith and William Blake also have memorials there. In conclusion,
“Westminster Abbey is at the heart of London- next to Big Ben and the Houses of
Parliament (Westminster Abbey).” Westminster Abbey is close to many other tourist attractions such as Big Ben, the Queen’s Gallery, Houses of Parliament,
Buckingham Palace, and Trafalgar Square. Westminster Abbey, a building of English
Grace Kilfoyle
Allusion:
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Elizabethan Mystery"/
Amanda Carmack recently wrote a book about a young girl, Kate, who has been asked to arrange the music for Queen Elizabeth's Crowning Ceremony. Being new in London, she must first learn the ways of life.
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Westminster Abbey’s absolute location is 51.4 degrees North and
0.12 degrees South.
history, should be one of the new Wonders of the World.
Human-Environment Interaction
*Go to Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace
*Visit the Queen’s Museum
*Attend worship at Westminster
*Go to the Houses of Parliament
*Visit many famous monuments within the area
Grace Kilfoyle
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stminster-abbey/
The College Gardens near Westminster
Westminster Abbey- REBUILT???
The year is 1220. King Henry III is at reign (“King Henry III”). Many people say they have heard King Henry saying he wants Westminster Abbey rebuilt to follow the popular gothic style of the middle ages (“Henry III”). One thing is certain, Westminster contains years of history from London, that once rebuilt will no longer remain. The Dean of Westminster told us, “Westminster is like one giant history book for English religion. We’ve got tombs, memorials, ancient documents, and have hosted many royal events. Unfortunately, rebuilding the Abbey will result in our history being destroyed.” Within the next two years, the Abbey will be reconstructed due to King Henry’s orders. The design for the Abbey will make it 225 feet tall (Westminster Abbey). Once the Abbey is rebuilt, it will be bigger, up to date, and will remain for hundreds of years to come.
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The Queen’s Gallery
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