by C L Marson. 1909. 114p

The document outlines the historical significance of Glastonbury, emphasizing the architectural features of St. Mary’s Chapel and its connection to ancient traditions. It discusses the impact of the 1539 dissolution of monasteries on the region, alongside references to the arrival of Gallic tribes and Roman trade influences. Additionally, it highlights the abbey's struggles with royal decrees and the quest for King Arthur's grave, while also noting the symbolic importance of the holy thorn linked to St. Joseph in the area's religious heritage.