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An itinerary of the English cathedrals for the use of travellers (1901)

Gilchrist, James Grant, 1842-1906, comp, Perkins, Thomas, 1842-1907, ed · London, G. Bell & Sons · leaf 46

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, of which there are remains in thecentral part of the west front that we see to-day. Towards the LINCOLN 35 end of the twelfth century Hugh ot Avalon became bishop,and commenced rebuilding the church in 1192, but did not liveto complete it; he began, as usual, at the east end. His suc-cessors… … Photo. ^ Pkotochrom Co, Ltd. LINCOLN, FROM THE SOUTH-WEST. On climbing from the railway station up the steep hill to thecathedral church, the visitor will find what is called the Ex-chequer Gate fronting him. Entering the precincts throughthis gateway, he will find the western fagade immediately…

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