1323 | And the Walls Came Tumbling Down

This summer, experience a story of rebuilding and renewal, as we mark the 700th anniversary since part of the nave collapsed in AD 1323.

Discover how St Albans Abbey was left with one of the most varied naves in European medieval architecture and be immersed in contemporary accounts of the ‘truly awful’ catastrophe, when two large columns on the south side of the nave suddenly collapsed.  

Free | Donations welcome