chichester cathedral
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cathedral and affiliated buildings in its close
chichester cathedral
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outer north aisle chapels built in the late c13, perhaps c.1270. the window tracery was given cusping by carpenter in 1847 when he renewed it.
chichester cathedral
chichester cathedral
chichester cathedral
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north nave clerestory, c12 window showing the distortion that led to the need for two rows of corbel tables when the roof was redone in the c14. the flyers were added in the c13.
chichester cathedral
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view through the big n.w. flying buttress of the north transept, with the two c14 corbel tables over the late c12 clerestory window redone in the c13 seen above the simple early c12 gallery window and the pointed aisle window of the end of the c12 both under a battered c12 corbel table of the aisle.
chichester cathedral
chichester cathedral
chichester cathedral
chichester cathedral
chichester cathedral
chichester cathedral
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late c13 lady chapel on left, with c13 end of the north choir aisle on the right. the little octofoil is probably late c13, the big east window c15 and the corner pinnacle c19
chichester cathedral
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corner of the south choir aisle with c19 pinnacle; on the north transept a c12 window is visible, and on the east gable of the choir a restored late c13 rose window
chichester cathedral
chichester cathedral
chichester cathedral
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exterior from the n.e. mostly c12 altered slightly after the fire of 1187. the c15 spire fell in 1861 and was redone by scott
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nice leadwork hopper - ?late c17- its volutes repeating those on the restored norman shaft capital on the north transept
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detail of the outer north nave aisle added in the second half of the c13, with the c12 nave behind. the double corbel table was added in the c14 due to distortion of the walls
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