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…theme park to Victorian funereal art.  Apart from the main paths, the whole site has been allowed to revert to its natural state as an urban nature reserve.  Between the…

…in bed by 9.00 pm.   BUNHILL FIELDS Bunyan’s grave Immediately opposite Wesley’s Chapel is the non-conformist burial ground, in use for about 200 years before its closure in 1854….

…site. Site of Augustines’s grave In the centre of the abbey grounds, a canopy covers the site of the original Saxon foundation. Here again we can see the use of…

…yonder shining light? Site of Bunyan’s baptism A short walk from St John’s, down Cardington Street and up a cul-de-sac called Chethams, brings us to the site of Bunyan’s baptism,…

…is preserved in Florence. Chancel arch, St Paul’s church A few hundred yards to the south, across Drewett’s Park, is St Paul’s Church (NE32 3DZ), whose Saxon chancel was part…

…after the chapel where John Bunyan once preached. The chapel has gone but its pulpit is preserved in the John Bunyan Museum in Bedford.   WALWORTH Several chapels and buildings…

…the base for Cambridge Christian Heritage, which provides a display and audio-visual materials on this theme (see www.christianheritage.org.uk). Guided walks are also organised from here . The notes below are…

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…trace their origins to Bunyan’s work. Bunyan’s chimney Two miles north of St Albans is the hamlet of Coleman Green. Here, the chimney of a ruined cottage where Bunyan held…

…low tide.  A cross marks the site of St Cuthbert’s shrine, which stood here from 684 to 1537.  Amongst other things, Cuthbert is celebrated as perhaps the world’s first conservationist,…