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Chichester Cathedral

View from the East

Gothic spires add later ... you can still see the Norman arches above the nave

Cloisters

Norman door

Close up of the carving

looking up into the tower ... all of those rounded arches look so new

Archway looking across the transept

South Aisle

the clerestory

looking down the church to the chancel. The 3 bays you can see here are original two more were added later

close up of Norman arch ... still so crisp

newly discover 12th century carving

13th century quire

Built on top of a roman villa

original Norman door

Crusader chest full description on the next picture

Another really old chest ... full description on next slide

another chest not as old as the others

fragment of original Norman painting

our lovely Lord and Lady

Latest comments

06.05 | 01:57

Good stuff - the Brochs are fascinating things - they look like they should not stand at all. It was communal living certainly.
The history in Scotland is simply awesome - you are very lucky

14.04 | 09:53

It was amazing.

10.04 | 23:44

Very nice - looks like a great castle. The timber structures on top of the stonework you do not see a lot. Robert the Bruce connection is good - a small world

10.04 | 23:42

Warm lighting in the church. A brave guy - with a horse leg? Did anyone ask the horse.

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