A History of Gloucester Cathedral | Hidden Gems in the Cotswolds

Expanding on our previous visit during our Easter Special, we look into all the wonderful gems this Cathedral has to offer - from the burial place of Edward II all the way to the East window and the Lady Chapel. A brilliant place on the edge of the Cotswolds!
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[@ruthgoebel723]

I love these cathedral videos. As a “student “ of ecclesiastical architectural, I find these cathedrals, even down to the small village churches to be endlessly inspirational and fascinating places. Thanks so much for returning to this lovely place! ❤️

[@SMichaelDeHart]

Mr Robin, Icould spend 2 hours or more watching another video of you presenting this cathedral. Please make you videos longer! Thanks!!

[@torgirl100]

I was there in July 2022. I was so amazed, and had difficulty leaving again. I will absolutly return next year.

[@Mark723]

Thanks to all involved for bringing us this wonderful video. I look forward to your re-visiting Gloucester Cathedral at any time. Cheers!

[@helenbailey8419]

Superb as always.Never knew how incredible the cathedral was.

[@argentinagalos6205]

Thank you for the close ups to the statues and tomb stones,for the stained glass windows and for the information you provide ! Incredible cathedral and its...hidden gems !

[@familyiseverything1617]

absolutely love this channel 🥰🤩😍

[@snowman3630]

ASTONISHING BUILDING AND A TRUE TESTAMENT TO THE AGE AND ARTISAN CRAFTSMANSHIP , GREAT TOUR ROBIN 🙂

[@pennylane9730]

Stunning . Love the Cotswolds.. Gloucester what a beautiful place..

[@bobbybigboyyes]

Fabulous! Please go back and do a full long video of it!

[@rescuelady4678]

Thank you very much for this awesome presentation. Your videos are always informative and entertaining. God bless 🌺 🐾

[@andreweyden9832]

Thank you for your lovely episode of Gloucester Cathedral. Alway such a pleasure to watch your visits in the Cotswolds 😊

[@paulholloway1447]

Easily my favourite Cathedral.

[@andrewmcfarland57]

I, for one, sleep more soundly knowing that history has such an attentive steward. Thank you.

[@maximumtrixie]

I recently learned that Bernard of Newmarch (1050-1125), the Norman Lord of Brecon, is buried here in what's called the Chapter House. I am a Newmarch descendant born in the U.S and hope to visit someday. If you go back for a longer look, I hope you'll show some more of this spectacular place!

[@lexi_9995]

Thank you for the tour I enjoyed it very much. I am a volunteer at Gloucester cathedral, where I clean some of the monuments including judge Powell. I also clean the intricate brass lectern in the quire. Regards Lexi

[@jacquelinerogers9356]

An incredible video thank you to all involved. I do hope you can fit in another visit

[@skilly58]

That cathedral is truly amazing ! That you so much for going back there and sharing it with us again! I have an deep fascination with pipe organs and would to get a closer look at that one and know more about it.

[@orangemanbad]

Great video and amazing production quality and great host! New sub

[@frankparsons1629]

Many thanks Robin, Glos Abbey is a truly wonderful church, I visited it some 10 years ago and must go again. I became interested in our stone built churches at the age of nine, and the fascination and appreciation has only become stronger these past 65 odd years. As you say two very lucky escapes! Indeed, we must always be on our guard, I knew a vicar some ten years ago who would gladly have seen our wonderful 13th century medieval cathedral raised to the ground (all 404 feet of it) and replaced by a "convenient" modern concrete slab, it simply beggars belief.

[@sijophilip9482]

I absolutely enjoy your wonderful videos to the core. It makes a spectacular watch . Moreover, it gives a feeling of actually having been there. However, I would like to humbly request you to be so kind as to upload more horror videos and audiobooks too since you have the perfect voice for all of the aforementioned thing.

[@carolbulmer8253]

So beautiful… thank you for sharing this😊

[@marthamorris3174]

Robin, I thoroughly enjoyed the Gloucester Cathedral and the many fascinating details you highlighted in the video! As other viewers have commented, thanks for all the research and work that goes into presenting your videos. I look forward to your next adventure!! 👍🇺🇸

[@alisonrandall3039]

Hi did you know John Stafford Smith was organist at the Three Choirs Festival held at Gloucester Cathedral 1790. Smith is best known for writing the music for "The Anacreontic Song for an English mens drinking club called the Anacreontic society in London. Later on this was adopted as the music to the Star-Spangled Banner. There is a USA flag hanging up above the organ in the cathedral.

[@DefinitelyAPotato]

I swear we keep missing each other because I was also here very recently.

[@stephenchappell7512]

Gloucester has many other remarkable buildings unfortunately it also suffers from architectural acne to its overall greater detriment

[@tercur4356]

Yes a beautiful place iv been but its nice to learn things we didn't know from this video, but speaking of fire! The nasty men of the time burned a member of the cloth thst once attended this cathedral and worshiped here. They burned him outside of this place along with a young blind boy follower of his. The man was john hooper of glouster burned for his faith because he had differences with his own clergy of the day! Disscusting! May you RIP john hooper and little friend ❤! 5:58