Abbey window dedication
by Derek Proud
New stained glass windows have been dedicated at Hexham Abbey, a legacy from a local couple who died in 2010.
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New stained glass windows have been dedicated at Hexham Abbey, a legacy from a local couple who died in 2010.
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A dedication service is being held today for a new stained glass window at Hexham Abbey.
The three section window cost £60,000 and has been paid for from a legacy from Hexham couple Geoffrey and Marjorie Tyrrell who died within a short time of one another in 2010 in their 80s.
The Tyrrell window is the first new stained glass to be installed at the Abbey since 1972.
A new stained glass window at Hexham Abbey has been designed to be seen by worshippers and visitors for centuries. The window was funded by the £60,000 legacy of two members of the congregation, Geoffrey and Marjorie Tyrell, who both died in 2010.
A specially-commissioned stained glass window is being installed at Hexham Abbey after it was left a £60,000 legacy. The money was given by Geoffrey and Marjorie Tyrell, who had been associated with the abbey for many years before their deaths in 2010.
500 school children from Northumberland take part in a parade and a special church service in Hexham Abbey.
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