Stories from St Paul's: Series 3, Episode 4

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Stories from St Paul's: Series 3, Episode 4

On the 22nd June 1897, a Service of Thanksgiving was held at St Paul’s for Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee. However, because of the Queen’s frail health, it was not held inside the Cathedral, but outside at the foot of the West steps. 

This podcast is produced and presented by Douglas Anderson. View all our Stories from St Paul's podcasts.

 

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