External Links
- Abbey Church of The Blessed Virgin Mary and Saint Sexburgha
- Alaric Hall's page, A Life of Saint Mildrith, which contains the Old English version of the Mildrith legend known as Þá hálgan, or the Kentish Royal Legend.
- A page on the Mediaeval Wall Painting in the English Parish Church website depicts two 13th century paintings at Willingham, Cambridgeshire, of Æthelthryth and an unknown saint, conjectured to be an image of Seaxburh.
Read more about this topic: Seaxburh Of Ely
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