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Saturday, June 18, 2011

The Chapter House, York Minster

Ut rosa flos florum, sic est domus ista domorum

"Like the rose is the flower of flowers, so this house is that of houses"

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the English Beat: Stevensville, Maryland, United States; I am an American graduate student, living in York, England. I am here pursuing a Masters Degree in Stained Glass Conservation and Heritage Management. This course is a Masters in Art History with a focus on conservation, and is taught in conjunction with the Archaeology Department. So,the answer to the question I get asked the most, after the puzzled looks subside, is "No, I am not learning how to make sun-catchers".

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