A guide to English Gothic architecture, illustrated by numerous drawings and photographs (1922)
Gardner, Samuel, 1856- · Cambridge, University Press · leaf 96
Plate No. XXXI. BOSTON CHURCH, LINCS. TOWER, c. 1350. P Boston Stump, as it is commonly called, is a noted landmark for many miles round. It is a strikinginstance of the great size and height of many of our East Anglian Perpendicular towers, which quitedwarf the churches to which they belong. The… … Plate No. XXXII. WORTH CHURCH, SUSSEX. INTERIOR, ioth Century (■). S This church is apsidal and cruciform, the nature of the transeptal porches or side chapels being indicatedby the lowness of the arches opening into them. The triumphal chancel arch is on a large scale for aSaxon church. The…
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