Lincoln: East Window 306 Southwell: North-west 307 Southwell: Chapter-House 316 Peterborough: West front 317 Peterborough: Choir, east 328 Peterborough: South 329 Ely: West Towers 336 Ely: Choir, east 337 Ely: East End and Lady-Chapel 346 Ely: Lady-Chapel 347 Norwich: East 356 Norwich: Choir 357 St. Albans: North 366 St. Albans: Nave, east 367 Oxford: Tower and Entrance 382 Oxford: Choir, east 383 Oxford: Latin Chapel 392 St. Paul’s: West front 393 St. Paul’s: Choir, east 414 St. Saviour’s, Southwark 415 St. Saviour’s, Southwark: Nave, east 424 Westminster Abbey: West front 425 Westminster Abbey: Poets’ Corner 432 Westminster Abbey: Choir, east 433 Westminster Abbey: Chapel and Shrine of Edward the Confessor 436 Westminster Abbey: Henry VII.’s Chapel 437 Westminster Abbey: Cloisters 440 Westminster Abbey: South-west 441 CANTERBURY DEDICATION: CHRIST CHURCH. FORMERLY THE CHURCH OF A BENEDICTINE MONASTERY. SPECIAL FEATURES: BECKET’S CROWN; DOOR OF CHAPTER-HOUSE; WEST DOORWAY; CRYPT. Canterbury Cathedral presents a beautiful effect when seen from a distance, keeping watch over the city that lies in the valley of the Stour, girdled by hills. On one of these hills stands the village of Harbledown, the “Bob Up and Down,” where Chaucer’s Pilgrims halted, and from which a charming view of the ancient Cathedral is to be enjoyed. Another fine prospect is gained from St. Martin’s: