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Old 10-21-2007, 08:46 AM TheREALSirMartin is offline     #8 (permalink)
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Karen,

Have you read Edward Rutherfurd's book, Sarum? Born and raised in Salisbury close, he has included a lot of the history of Sarum and Salisbury. When we toured the Cathedral we were fortunate to get our own private tour with a docent who knew him and showed us some of the areas he wrote about.

Susan
My nephew was the organ scholar at the Cathedral last year, and had a tiny little house in The Close. One room downstairs and one upstairs. Ted Heath (late ex-Prime Minister) also had a house there.

When we went to visit Tim, we got charged £2.50 to get into the Cathedral. I have, of course, taken this off his birthday money

Mary