A group from the Saddlers Livery recently visited the National Memorial Arboretum where they joined a service of thanksgiving, took part in a guided tour of the various memorials within the Arboretum, and concluded with lunch. Members were able to learn more about those with connections to the Company and some interesting tales that related to horses.
Neil Kagan welcomed the Saddlers to the Urdang Centre at City, University of London where students and staff […]
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Learn MoreFounded in 1363 the Worshipful Company of Saddlers was a medieval guild responsible for the regulation of the saddlery trade...
Learn MoreThe Livery began as medieval trade associations and guilds. Its history has forged the role it plays in trade and the City of London.
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