An Early Monastic Medieval Limestone Column; c.1400 & Later sub-Art & Sculpture - Wellington said afterwards that

- Wellington said afterwards that was all the French he knew

this being the first emblem that greeted you as you entered a place of quiet and reflection

It was – or became – home to a host of well-known composers: amongst those born in Vienna were Franz Schubert and Johann Strauss I and II (father and son)

The well-weathered softwood carving

An Early Monastic Medieval Limestone Column; c.1400 & Later sub-Art & Sculpture - Wellington said afterwards thatOrigin: English Period: Principally Late Medieval Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1400 & 20thC Height: 45 The Base: 11. 5 The limestone plinth column, of monastic origins, beautifully weathered with age, on a twentieth century octagonal composition stone base and sphere top, surviving principally from the late medieval period. The plinth has sub millimetre flaking to the stone as photographed; with salt damage to the magnesian limestone. The later sphere