US EditionGuildford Cathedral’s Practice Jarrow Stone Goes on Loan to St Paul’s Church in Jarrow
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Guildford Cathedral’s Practice Jarrow Stone Goes on Loan to St Paul’s Church in Jarrow
In 1934, the people of Surrey contributed to a special fund set up by the then High Sheriff, Sir John Jarvis, to help alleviate deprivation in Jarrow in South Tyneside. Known as the Surrey Fund, it raised nearly £40,000, which was used to create parks and sports grounds, decorate homes, and provide clothing and gifts to the people of Jarrow. As a token of gratitude, Jarrow Council removed a stone from the monastery of the Venerable Bede and pres…
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