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Directory > Arts > Architecture > Building_Types > Religious > Christian > History > Churches > Cathedrals > Gothic > United Kingdom
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  The official site gives a substantial history, with sources. Founded as the church of an Anglo-Saxon nunnery and incorporated into a college, Christ Church became a cathedral in 1546. |
Amy Johansen's outline of the topic, using Wells, Lincoln and Gloucester as examples of the three main styles of Gothic Architecture. Includes bibliography. |
An illustrated article in Britannia pieces together the evidence for the structure of this popular shrine destroyed in 1538. Bibliography. |
Britannia Internet Magazine supply photographs, an engraving, history (by David Nash Ford) and detailed architectural analysis with bibliography (by Stephanie James). |
Text edited by David Nash Ford from Cathedrals (1924) with one photograph. |
Avril Henry and Anna Hulbert's searchable explanatory catalogue of the medieval interior sculptures. Images, descriptions, introduction, notes and bibliography; clickable plan. |
The official web-site has a floor plan, brief history and illustrated tour of the medieval Church of St Martin which became a cathedral in 1927. |
The official site provides an outline history with reconstruction drawings, and a well-designed tour: beautiful photographs, including close-ups, with brief explanations, and a clickable plan. |
The official site gives history, description and visitor information. The church of the former Abbey of St Werburgh became a cathedral in 1541. |
Photographs and an elevation drawing from Alison Stones, Images of Medieval Art and Architecture. |
Britain Express provides a tourist guide: thumbnail photographs, brief histories and visitor information. |
The City Council offers an illustrated history of the medieval cathedral and its predecessors: Litchfield has been the seat of a bishop from the 7th century. |
The attractive official site has a brief history and building chronology. An interactive map of the close leads to photographs, history and visitor information on the buildings around the cathedral. |
The elegant official site for the largest Gothic cathedral in northern Europe. Well-designed tour with photographs and brief historical details. |
S.H. Shepherd's professional photos of Durham, Gloucester, Lincoln, Litchfield and Salisbury Cathedrals, along with some churches. |
Largely Gothic, though with some Romanesque architecture remaining. The official site provides history, virtual tour using a sensitive ground plan and visitor information. |
The official site provides an illustrated history of this mainly Gothic cathedral on one of the oldest Christian sites in Britain. |
The official web-site delves into the medieval cathedral's Celtic roots and has a limited photo album. |
The official site provides photographs, history and an interactive tour. |
The official web-site provides a history and floor-plan coloured to show dated building phases, with details of what is where. Photograph album has expandable thumbnails. |
The official web-site supplies an outline history of the Norman and Gothic church adopted as the cathedral for the new diocese of Monmouth in 1929. |
Provides a history of this medieval church elevated to cathedral status in modern times. |
The official web-site has an outline history, detailed plan and gallery of beautiful photographs using natural lighting effects. Also visitor information. |
About Bristol supplies photographs and a brief history of the Abbey of St Augustine, founded in 1140, which became the Cathedral of the Holy and Undivided Trinity in 1542. |
An illustrated history is provided by this official web-site. Once the church of Brecon Priory and then a parish church, it became a cathedral in 1923. |
The official site of this magnificent medieval church provides a history, plan showing building phases and features, illustrated description and a gallery of professional, expandable photographs. |
The official site provides an outline history of the medieval minster which became a cathedral in 1836 and an educational tour, with clickable cutaway view leading to text and illustrations suitable for school use. |
The official site includes history and images of the building, a large presbyterian church commonly known as a cathedral since it served that purpose for part of the 17th century. |
The official web-site. Clear interactive plan, coloured to show building phases. Clicking on locations leads to large photographs and brief details, which can also be seen by following the tour. |
The official site includes a brief history, tour and images of this comparatively modest cathedral. The medieval parish church of St Peter became a cathedral in 1919. |
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