Architecture
The Cathedral Precincts 23 The Erpingham Gate 23 St. Ethelbert's Gate and the Gate-House 25 Chapel of St. John the Evangelist 27 The West Front of the Cathedral 28 Exterior of Nave 31 The South Transept 32 The Diocesan Registry Offices and Slype 35 The Chapter-House 36 The Tow...
Norwich Cathedral is justly celebrated for the beauty of its interior. Entering from the upper close by the north aisle door, and then taking a position immediately under the gr...
4. CHAPTER INorwich Cathedral stands on the site of no earlier church: it is to-day, in its plan and the general bulk of its detail, as characteristically Norman as when left finished by th...
7. CHAPTER IVHerbert, surnamed de Losinga, transferred the see from Thetford to Norwich in 1094, and it is from this period that the history of the cathedral may be said to commence; but, to...
5. CHAPTER IINorwich Cathedral does not tell to great advantage from the outside: its chief charm is undoubtedly the interior. It stands in a hollow, on what is probably the lowest ground in...
8. CHAPTER VThe visitor to this ancient city will by no means wish to confine his attention to the Cathedral and its precincts; but the space at our disposal will not permit more than a lis...
3. CHAPTER V.--The City 111PAGE Norwich Cathedral from the South-East _Frontispiece_ Arms of Norwich _Title_ The Cathedral from the South-West 2 The Cathedral in the Seventeenth Century 9 West Front of th...
2. CHAPTER III.--The Interior 45The Nave 45 The Choir Screen 49 The Nave Vault 50 The West Window and West Door 55 The North and South Aisles of Nave 55, 56 Monuments in Nave and Aisles of Nave 57, 58 The Cloi...
1. CHAPTER II.--The Cathedral--Exterior 23The Cathedral Precincts 23 The Erpingham Gate 23 St. Ethelbert's Gate and the Gate-House 25 Chapel of St. John the Evangelist 27 The West Front of the Cathedral 28 Exterior of N...