Crib scenes
/What do we actually know – and what does the traditional crib scene often get wrong – about the birth of Jesus of Nazareth?
Read MoreWhat do we actually know – and what does the traditional crib scene often get wrong – about the birth of Jesus of Nazareth?
Read MoreRepairs to the quire vaulting over the summer of 2020 by Paye Stone Ltd under the direction of Cathedral Architect John Bailey of Thomas Ford & Partners have seen the east end of the Cathedral filled with two enormous scaffold towers installed by Alltask.
Read MoreThe Virtual Cathedral Project has recorded thousands of architectural features and collection items at Rochester Cathedral, available freely through our new Virtual Tour.
Read MoreExplore the deep history and archaeology behind the cathedral and medieval priory in our new exhibition in the Cathedral Crypt.
Read MoreMuseum of the Moon is a touring artwork by UK artist Luke Jerram. Measuring seven metres in diameter, the moon features 120dpi detailed NASA imagery of the lunar surface.
Read MoreReport by Keevill Heritage LTD on the archaeological surveys, excavations and watching briefs at Rochester Cathedral during the Hidden Treasures Fresh Expressions Project 2011-2017.
Read MoreIn 2018, £240,000 was raised to restore the pinnacle on the south side of the Presbytery, in danger of falling onto the Presbytery or the Chapter Library below.
Read MoreTextus Roffensis featured as part of the ‘once-in-a-generation’ 2018-2019 exhibition Anglo-Saxon Kingdoms at the British Library.
Read MoreThe 2019 Crypt exhibition featured some of the finest sculptural fragments gathered from around the building over the last 200 years.
Read MoreThe Hidden Treasures, Fresh Expressions Project 2012-2016 engaged the University of Manchester in the production of a high-quality digital facsimile of Textus, a bespoke exhibition area in the Cathedral crypt, and study and handling copies for the refurbished Chapter Library.
Read MoreTextus featured in an exhibition of the Faversham Magna Carta in 2015, highlighting the significance of these foundational documents of English Law.
Read MoreIn 1991 over 120 people stitched squares as a celebration of the theme LIFE, some in memory of a particular individual, others were offered more generally on behalf of all those infected with, or affected by, the HIV/AIDS virus.
Read MoreIn 1991 over 120 people stitched squares as a celebration of the theme LIFE, some in memory of a particular individual, others were offered more generally on behalf of all those infected with, or affected by, the HIV/AIDS virus.
Read MoreThe clergy and choir of the Cathedral have featured in photographs from the late nineteenth century. Many photos are preserved within the Chapter Library.
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