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I have been given a book today which is an 1877 guide to the cathedral - it mentions a well at the back of the cathedral …‘ and it is thought by some that this well was previously called St Chad’s well and gave the name to Shadwell street and at chads chapel - there is no foundation for this...
I can take some closer photographs for you - all the children are individually depicted in the window and I think in the crypt there may be some burial plaques but not 100 % until I can check next week
Bev
There are several small altars in the crypt as well as the ones in the cathedtal
But I have never heard about the spring - will ask at work if anyone knows
There are 151 names of men lost during WW1 listed in the book of remembrance at the Cathedral ( Roman Catholic Cathedral ) - the copy on display is a typed document and I have been trying to update the details of the men listed using online databases - would be interested if anyone has any...
Most of the Screen went to the Anglican Holy Trinity church in Reading but St Chads still has some parts of it on display including two Saint painting now either side of the altar in St Edwards chapel