LONDON: Historic ST MARGARET'S CHURCH ⛪ at Westminster Abbey
SUBSCRIBE: - St Margaret's Church, Westminster Abbey, London, England. Vic Stefanu, vstefanu@yahoo.com. The Church of St Margaret, Westminster Abbey, in the grounds of Westminster Abbey on Parliament Square, London, England, was, until 1972, the Anglican parish church of the House of Commons.
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A brief clip shot outside of St. Margaret's and Westminster in London.
The church of St Margaret, Westminster Abbey, is situated in the grounds of Westminster Abbey on Parliament Square, and is the Anglican parish church of the House of Commons of the United Kingdom in London. It is dedicated to Margaret of Antioch.
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The Bells of St Margaret's Church, Westminster, London UK
Leaving Westminster Abbey we were treated to London swells leaving the Church and the bells pealing loudly. I think I spotted a Lord or Lady or two, and some were seen entering Parliament a few minutes later.
St Margaret's Westminster (1960)
Westminster.
GV St Margaret's church in summertime with Big Ben in background.
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London Westminster Abbey-Great North Door and St Margaret's
London Westminster Abbey-Great North Door and St Margaret's church
LONDON WALK | Walk to Westminster Abbey | London England
Walk through London from the Houses Of Parliament to Westminster Abbey. We start next to Victoria Tower at the Palace Of Westminster at the Houses Of Parliament and move down Abingdon Street towards the fantastic Jewel Tower.
We then move on continuing down Abingdon Street opposite the Houses Of Parliament down to Parliament Square and down by the side of St Margaret's Church right by all the tourism attractions that tourists want to visit!
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Once at Parliament Square we take a left by St Margaret's and down towards Broad Sanctuary and Central Hall Westminster.
As we go down Broad Sanctuary we have Westminster Abbey on our left looking magical and majestic. This fantastic historic Abbey really is worth a visit if you're ever in London.
This really is the place for London landmarks with Big Ben, The Houses Of Parliament, Westminster Abbey, The River Thames, Downing Street and London Eye within a two minute walk of each other.
This is London at it's very finest.
We end in The Sanctuary and next to the Westminster Abbey shop at Westminster Abbey where Kings and Queens of England have been buried, married and held their coronations.
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St Margaret's Church at Westminster Abbey Drone photography and video.
St Margaret's Church at Westminster Abbey Drone photography and video. Getting artwork for building wrap is not an easy task, especially in London where all the buildings and streets are so close together and you can’t get a good perspective.
Taking photographs for building wrap artwork at street level and then manipulating the image on a software program like Photoshop will only go so far. Once the building is over 20 meters high stretching the image perspective the building starts to look odd. Getting the artwork for building wrap life like is the very ‘art’ we specialise in.
Having done a lot of work for Westminster Abbey, Project Print Management was called in to produce a trompe l’oeil building wrap (also called scaffold wraps ) as St Margaret’s Church clock tower is having renovation work done and will be under scaffolding for over two years. A trompe l’oeil building wrap is basically a lifelike print of the building to disguise or hide the scaffolding. The art of course is not only getting the artwork for building wrap accurate but also making the print high enough resolution and ensuring the installation is carried out in a way you can’t see any fixings and creases. Only then will the trompe l’oeil building wrap look life like. The ambition is to make the construction site or scaffold go unnoticed.
The challenge in getting Artwork for building wrap
Having surveyed the area getting a van mounted platform positioned in the four elevations needed was not going to be possible or practical. One elevation would need the van to be positioned on Parliament Square. This would need special permission from Westminster Council and can take up to 4 weeks and the other elevation, trees were in the way from the only practical position.
The other option was a high resolution 4K drone.
Getting a drone to take the photos was the most practical solution. But flying a drone near the Houses of Parliament will need special permission and we know refusal is quite normal.
Westminster Abbey is neither a cathedral nor a parish Church but a ‘Royal Peculiar’ and is under the jurisdiction of a Dean and Chapter and needed to get permission from them first.
A drone pilot must have PFCO or CAA certification and insurance for commercial operations.
The pressure was on because by the time we got approval from the Dean we only had 1 week before the scaffolding went up and the opportunity to photographic and get the artwork for building wrap would have gone. All drone flights must apply for a Non Standard Flight Application from the National Air Traffic Control Services (NATCS). This normally takes 1 week but can be up to 21 days. We managed to get provisional ATC approval in principle the day before we were supposed to fly and we had to also get clearance from the PaDP (Parliamentary and Diplomatic protection) and London Control SWA (Senior Watch Assistant) which can only be done one hour before the flight. Fortunately we got permission from both bodies needed and we took off at 5am.
We were very lucky, as it was a fine, clear morning with little wind. The photography took around 1.5 hours which gave us about 30 mins to take some spectacular video of Westminster Abbey.
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Ringing at St Margarets, Parliment Square.
Me calling some changes on the ten bells of St Margarets church, in the shaddow of Westminster Abbey and the Houses of Parliment.
Firing at St Margaret's, Westminster, New Year's Day 2016
The bellringers of the University of London were invited to ring in New Year at St Margaret's, Parliament Square in 2016.
ancient blurb on St. Margaret's Church Westminster
St Margarets Church Parliament Square.
William Butterfield, All Saints, Margaret Street
All Saints Church, 7 Margaret Street, London
Architect: William Butterfield
Primary patrons: Alexander Beresford Hope and Henry Tritton
Designed 1849
Cornerstone laid by Edward Bouverie Pusey, 1850
Consecrated 1859
Speakers: Dr. Ayla Lepine and Dr. Steven Zucker
William Butterfield had little more than 100 square feet of real estate, but designed perhaps the greatest example of High Victorian Gothic architecture. The spire soars 227 feet above London and its interior is a kaleidoscope of color and pattern that expresses the vision of the Oxford Movement and the Ecclesiological Society. In 1841, the Society announced its intentions for their model church:
It must be in a Gothic Style.
It must be built of solid materials.
Its ornament should decorate its construction.
Its artist should be 'a single pious and laborious artist alone, pondering deeply over his duty to do his best for the service of God's Holy Religion'.
Above all the church must be built so that the 'Rubricks and Canons of the Church of England may be Consistently observed, and the Sacraments rubrically and decently administered’.
. Created by Beth Harris and Steven Zucker.
London walk from Westminster to the London Eye: Walking in London 30-minute walk + Christmas Market
Walk from Westminster and the Houses of Parliament to the London Eye on a cold November morning. I set out from College Green opposite the Palace of Westminster, through the little-known Dean's Yard of Westminster Abbey and School, then past Westminster Abbey and across Parliament Square Garden, taking in Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament before crossing Westminster Bridge to join up with the Queen's Promenade which delivers us to the London Sealife Centre and the London Dungeon onto the London Eye and then the South Bank Christmas Market. I get a rare chance to walk around in the South Bank Skatepark before entering the Royal Festival Hall for a coffee:)
Timewise, this first-person, immersive London sightseeing walk takes you on a short route on foot from Westminster to the London Eye, which can be done in around 20 minutes at a good pace or 30 minutes or so if you take a more leisurely approach.
Route timestamps:
00:15 to 00:33 Train journey arriving at London Waterloo Station
00: 34 College Green looking towards the Jewel Tower, St Margaret's Church and the Houses of Parliament
01:15 Great College Street
03:28 Westminster Abbey Precincts - Dean's Yard looking towards Westminster Abbey
05:37 Crimea and Indian Mutiny Memorial
05:44 Central Hall Westminster
05:52 Westminster Abbey
06:14 Queen Elizabeth II Centre
07:55 St Margaret's Church
08:22 Supreme Court of the United Kingdom
08:57 Parliament Square Garden, including statues
10:55 Big Ben and Houses of Parliament
12:50 Westminster Underground Station
13:45 Entrance to Westminster Bridge
15:28 View east along the Thames towards Hungerford Bridge, Waterloo Bridge and the City of London (London is two cities - the City of Westminster and the City of London)
18:10 View towards St Thomas' Hospital and the Florence Nightingale Museum
19:34 Entrance from Westminster Bridge to the Queen's Walk
20:15 Namco Funscape
20:42 London Sealife
21:12 Shrek's Adventure
21:43 The London Dungeon
22:30 The London Eye
24:00 South Bank Christmas Market
25:48 Royal Festival Hall and South Bank
25:55 Festival Pier
26:54 South Bank Skatepark
27:50 Royal Festival Hall
London is a huge city that is great to walk in, so these London sightseeing walks take you through the main tourist sights in a super-efficient way.
Music: Scouting by Eveningland in the YouTube audio library
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Gimbal - DJI Osmo 2 Mobile, I am not very good at using it:/
LG mobile phone - a bit on its last legs and overheating at all the hard work, but just about hanging in there.
Poor image quality is a combination of an old camera phone and me being rubbish with a gimbal!
I do the immersive first-person walks with these two items.
For vlogging to camera, I use my Canon G7X Mark ii. One day I hope to buy a proper camera gimbal so as to use the Canon for the actual filming, but this will take a bit of saving up for, and then a bit of learning! Probably by then my head will have been turned by a GoPro....
St Margaret's Church Rainham Greater London
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London Westminster area August 2013
rrz518 visits Westminster a central London area within the City of Westminster lying on the River Thames' north bank, centred 1.8 miles (2.9 km) southwest by west from the City of London's St Paul's Cathedral, and locally 0.58 miles (0.93 km) southwest by south from Charing Cross. Westminster's concentration of visitor attractions and historic landmarks, one of the highest in London, includes the Palace of Westminster, Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey and Westminster Cathedral.
Historically within St Margaret's parish, City & Liberty of Westminster, Middlesex and the name Westminster is from an ancient description for Westminster Abbey's surrounds, literally West Minster or, before the abbey, monastery church. Pre-dating its being the seat of British government, it has continuously been the home of England's government since about 1200, High Middle Ages' Plantagenet times.
In a governmental context, Westminster often refers to Parliament itself, by virtue of its UNESCO World Heritage Palace of Westminster location. Also known as the Houses of Parliament, the closest tube stations are: Westminster, St James Park and Waterloo.
London Vlog: Parliament Square & Westminster Abbey
History Is Important! During my London trip, my friend Mel and I visited Parliament Square and Westminster Abbey to get our nerd on. Even though I was battling high pain and fatigue this day (which is why this video hardly has us in it) we had a wonderful time touring the Abbey. It was especially cool to see some AmRev era memorials and vaults!
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London Westminster Walk
rrz518 follows the narration and walks thru London Westminster area on a nice Saturday afternoon. Westminster (/ˈwɛsmɪnstər, ˈwɛst-/) is an area of central London within the City of Westminster, part of the West End, on the north bank of the River Thames.[1] Westminster's concentration of visitor attractions and historic landmarks, one of the highest in London, includes the Palace of Westminster, Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey and Westminster Cathedral.
Historically the area lay within St Margaret's parish, City & Liberty of Westminster, Middlesex.
The name Westminster originated from the informal description of the abbey church and royal peculiar of St Peter's (Westminster Abbey), literally West of the City of London, indeed until the Reformation there was a reference to the 'East Minster' at Minories (Holy Trinity Priory, Aldgate) east of the City; the abbey was part of the royal palace that had been created here by Edward the Confessor. It has been the home of the permanent institutions of England's government continuously since about 1200 (High Middle Ages' Plantagenet times), from 1707 the UK government instead, and is now the seat of British government.
In a government context, Westminster often refers to the Parliament of the United Kingdom, located in the UNESCO World Heritage Palace of Westminster - also known as the Houses of Parliament. The closest tube stations are Westminster, St James's Park on the Jubilee, Circle, and District lines.
Westminster street map
The area is the centre of UK government, with Parliament in the Palace of Westminster and most of the major Government ministries known as Whitehall, itself the site of the royal palace that replaced that at Westminster.
Within the area is Westminster School, a major public school which grew out of the Abbey, and the University of Westminster, attended by over 20,000 students. Bounding Westminster to the north is Green Park, a Royal Park of London.
Big UK -Big Ben, the Parliament House, Parliament Square Garden, Westminster Abbey, London EyeBen
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Big Ben, the Parliament House, Parliament Square Garden, Westminster Abbey, London Eye
Scenes of British Parliament Area, City of Westminster, London, UK
Summer 2016
In this video you can see some of the sights near to the Westminster Parliament Building in Central London, England, United Kingdom. Westminster Palace is where the British Parliament (House of Commons and House of Lords) meet. The building overlooks the River Thames, which is the big river that flows through the heart of London. River barges and other ships sail up and down this large, navigable river. You can see some river barges sailing up the river in this video. Big Ben is a large clock at one end of Westminster Palace.w
Parliament Square is across the street from the Parliament Building. This square has statues of several well-known people, including several former British prime ministers (like Winston Churchill), and a few foreign politicians, like Nelson Mandela and Mahatma Gandhi.
Westminster Abbey, Britain's most famous church, where many royal ceremonies are performed, is across the street from Parliament Square. St. Margaret's Church is beside Westminster Abbey.
Other sights include the giant London Eye Ferris wheel.
Parliament Square London 2008
the square