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The current Cathedral building was started in 1084 and has its fair share of treasures. The Cathedral is committed to the upkeep of the fabric of the building both inside and out, and is offering the opportunity to adopt a piece of its history to help support the on-going conservation and running costs.

Ideas for adopting a piece of history include the beautiful and vibrant coloured stained glass windows in the Medieval Cloister that show the history of the country, the city and the Cathedral through many famous historical people. These include early Christian pilgrims and saints, numerous heroes and heroines, kings and queens and including some not so saintly characters, such as King John!

As part of your adoption you will get a presentation pack which includes a photo of your chosen item, a certificate of adoption and a dedication in our donor’s book, where you will have the opportunity to make a dedication to commemorate a special event, anniversary or in memory of a loved one. Prices start from £25 and go up to £500.

You can download a copy of our catalogue below and either download a form here or fill in the online form at the bottom of the page. Click here to download a leaflet, which includes terms & conditions. 

Prices

Prices for Stained Glass:
From £25 you can adopt a small decorative panel
From £50 you can adopt a small character window
From £100 you can adopt a large character window
From £200 you can adopt our most popular figures


Prices for Spandrels:

From £25 you can adopt a corner carving
From £50 you can adopt a floral carving
From £100 you can adopt an angel carving or small figure carving
From £200 you can adopt a figurative carving


Prices for Misericords:

From £25 you can adopt a small armrest or top carving
From £50 you can adopt a larger armrest carving
From £100 you can adopt a carved side panel in the Quire
From £500 you can adopt a misericord

Catalogue

One of these can be yours

Download a copy of our catalogue here or email us at development@worcestercathedral.org.uk.

Photographs by JDA Media