Solving the Abbey: “___ Corner, section of Westminster Abbey”
This week’s crossword clue has us taking a trip to one of the most iconic landmarks in the world: Westminster Abbey. It’s a clue that requires a bit of historical knowledge and architectural savvy.
For those unfamiliar with the Abbey, it’s more than just a church – it’s a burial place for royalty, a national monument, and a place of historical significance. But even if you’ve toured its hallowed halls, this clue might leave you scratching your head.
The clue mentions a specific “corner” of the Abbey. We need to consider the layout of this vast and intricate building. What distinct areas might be considered a “corner”?
Think about the different sections of the Abbey: the nave, the choir, the transepts, and the chapels. Are any of these areas particularly notable for their location or features that could be considered a “corner”?
This crossword clue isn’t about a specific physical corner, but a
designated area
within the Abbey. Think about the significance of different parts of the Abbey. Which area might have a name that could fit the bill?
If you’re still stumped, consider researching the different chapels within the Abbey. Perhaps the answer lies within the names of these sacred spaces.
Good luck, fellow crossword enthusiasts! I’m confident that with a little historical investigation and some architectural insight, we can crack this clue together.
Let me know in the comments if you have any theories or if you’ve found the answer!
Available Answers:
POETS’.
Last seen on the crossword puzzle: NY Times Crossword 22 Sep 24, Sunday