An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1877)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford: J. Parker and Co. · leaf 233
ss the chan-cel-arch, often across the aislesand the tower-aich also% andthe richly carved bench-ends forwhich the West of England is sojustly celebrated, also belong toit; in fact, nearly the wdiole ofthe medieval wood-work whichwe have remaining is of thisstyle, and this material appearsto be… … a In Norfolk there are several fine examples remaining of galleries andscreens, commonly called roodlofts, being used at the west end of the churchalso, under the tower, and across the tower-arch; and this in churches wherethe roodloft, properly so called, still remains across the chancel-arch, so…
Architecture, Gothic
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