And that around the edge of the tomb: Here is situated Henry VII, the glory of all the kings ... E.W. Brayley History & Antiquities of...St Peter Westminster vol. 1, 1818 The Funeral Effigies of ...

Westminster Abbey is the final resting place of 30 kings and queens ... continue to inspire awe and wonder 500 years on. James I is buried in Henry VII's vault (under the tomb) but has no monument and ...

So when Henry VII died in 1509 after suffering from gout and asthma, he was fittingly buried in Westminster ... in the Abbey ...

Westminster Abbey has been home to royal coronations ... In the 16th century, King Henry VII constructed the lavish Lady Chapel, which features a carved vaulted roof and hanging pendants.

More than 900 years ago Westminster ... Edward V and Edward VIII, has been crowned here. In 1965-6, the Abbey celebrated its 900th anniversary. The image above shows the tomb of Edward the Confessor.

At three years of age Catherine was betrothed to King Henry VII's oldest son Arthur ... an extravagant joint coronation ceremony at Westminster Abbey. For the first few years accounts suggest ...

It was built between 1220 and 1272 by King Henry III ... where you can see the tombs and memorials to great figures from history, Westminster Abbey is full of a historic array of graves, tablets ...

including the tomb containing Saint Edward the Confessor. If you decide to take this tour, you'll pay 10 pounds (around $14) on top of the general admission price. Though Westminster Abbey is ...