Bath Abbey is defined by the yellow honey-colored stone that glows across its exterior and the unusual ladders of angels carved into its West Front. This building sits on a site that has held churches for over one thousand two hundred years, including an Anglo-Saxon monastery where Edgar was crowned the first King of All England in nine seventy-three. That event established the ceremony still used for British coronations today.
Bath Abbey
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