The Cathedrals of Great Britain: Their History and Architecture — John Shaqi
The Cathedrals of Great Britain: Their History and ArchitectureDitchfield, P. H. (Peter Hampson)
History
The Cathedrals of Great Britain: Their History and Architecture
Ditchfield, P. H. (Peter Hampson)
Cathedrals -- Great Britain; Church architecture -- Great Britain
Ripon Cathedral from North 299
The Great Buttresses 302
The Apse 303
York Cathedral--Tomb of Archbishop Walter de Grey 311
Chapter House 313
North Aisle of Choir 317
The Ladye Chapel 321
The Crypt 323
Beverley Minster, the West Front 328
Beverley Minster 329
Percy Shrine 332
Wakefield Cathedral 334
Chantry Chapel on Wakefield Bridge 335
Lincoln Cathedral Towers and Potter Gate 338
Lincoln Cathedral and Exchequer Gate 342
The Angel Choir 347
Southwell Central Tower and N. Transept 355
Peterborough Cathedral 365
North-west Transept 370
Ely Cathedral--Arm of Abbot's Chair 378
West Tower from Deanery Gardens 379
The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Lady
Chapel 381
Ely Cathedral from South-east 383
The Octagon and Lantern from North-west 384
St. Catherine's Chapel 386
In South Aisle of Nave looking to North Transept 387
Carrel in Cloister 388
Norwich Cathedral 397
A Bay, North Side of Nave 401
Ancient Bishop's Throne 403
Bridge, North Aisle of Presbytery 404
St. Alban's Cathedral 411
LIST OF PLANS
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St. Paul's Cathedral 34
Westminster Abbey 56
Canterbury Cathedral 83
Winchester Cathedral 95
Salisbury Cathedral 124
Wells Cathedral 163
Gloucester Cathedral 203
Worcester Cathedral 229
Durham Cathedral 296
York Cathedral 326
Lincoln Cathedral 350
Peterborough Cathedral 376
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