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 72
these were expelled by WINCHESTER 6i Dunstan, and a Benedictine monastery was established here.A new church was built in the tenth century, and dedicated toSt. Swithun, St. Peter, and St. Paul. This Saxon church wassucceeded by the present church, commenced by Walkelyn in1079. It had an apse, as… … Photo. ^ ^- ^olds and Co. THE SOUTHERN SIDE OF WINCHESTER CATHEDRAL. (From Deanery Garden.) choir; his south wall, though it still stands, had faultyfoundations and is much out of the vertical. The transforma-tion of the nave was begun by William of Edington, and carriedout by William of Wykeham.…
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