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Historic cat door (Exeter Cathedral)

12 October 2023 by David
Historic cat door (Exeter Cathedral)

Medieval cat door cut into one of the doors of Exeter Cathedral. Were the mice which infested cathedrals better off than their proverbial cousins in more ordinary churches?

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