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 90
the sake of warmth, since they were not, asin most churches where they exist, situated on the sunny side.They are provided with a lavatory and cells for study (calledcarrels). GLOUCESTER 79 The architectural history of Gloucester is a curious and inter-esting one. The church was built during the… … Pftoto. Photochrom Co. Ltd. GLOUCESTER, FROM THE NORTH-WEST CORNER OF THE CLOISTER. triforium is well developed; in the nave the piers are of unusualheight, and the triforium is insignificant. Nowhere else, savein the sister church at Tewkesbury, are these lofty cylindricalpillars found, though…
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