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Westminster Abbey was founded in 960 by King Edgar and St. Duncan. The present Gothic church was begun in 1245 under King Henry III. Located in Westminster, London, it is an architectural masterpiece consisting of a chapel, nave, burial ground, chapter house, and former monastery. Over the centuries, 3000 significant people in Britain's history have been buried at Westminster Abbey, including 17 monarchs, making it an important site representing the nation's history.
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The document presents photos and descriptions of various churches from around the world. It includes details about churches built in unusual architectural styles, such as the Chapel of Notre-Dame-du-Haut designed by Le Corbusier with curved thick walls that let in indirect light. It also describes churches constructed in remarkable locations, such as the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Glory in Brazil inspired by Sputnik and with an external height of 114 meters. The document showcases the diversity of architectural structures, histories, and religious monuments found in churches globally.
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- 2. Who built it and when? ● Founded in 960 by King Edgar and St. Duncan ● King Henry was the Architect but, Henry of Reynes, Robert of Beverly, and John of Gloucester supervised the work ● Present church began in 1245 ● It has been a coronation church since 1066 Inside Outside
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- 4. How was it built? ● Edward the confessor rebuilt monastery and added church in 11th century ● Henry III rebuilt church 200 years later ○ After William the conqueror's coronation ● Many things were added over centuries Westminster Abbey
- 5. Why is it important? ● Collegiate church of St. Peter ● 3000 significant people in nations history are buried there ● Final resting place of 17 monarchs ● Has medieval shrine to Angelo - Saxon Saint ● Post reformation church Burial Ground
- 6. Why does it appeal to me? ● Very important to many people in the world ● Has amazing architecture ● Wanted to learn more about the history of the building and how much of an impact it is on our society Architecture
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