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Cathedral Cities of England
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By
W. W. Collins
J. H. Jansen
Cleveland, Ohio
1908
[Illustration: BATH
PULTENEY BRIDGE]
[Illustration: CANTERBURY
THE BAPTISTERY AND CHAPTER HOUSE]
[Illustration: CANTERBURY
CHRISTCHURCH GATEWAY]
[Illustration: CANTERBURY
INTERIOR OF THE NAVE]
[Illustration: CANTERBURY
FROM THE MEADOWS]
[Illustration: CANTERBURY
THE NORMAN STAIRWAY]
[Illustration: CHESTER
THE ROWS]
[Illustration: CHESTER
ST. WERBURGH STREET]
[Illustration: CHESTER
BISHOP LLOYD'S PALACE AND WATERGATE STREET]
[Illustration: CHESTER
EASTGATE STREET]
[Illustration: CHICHESTER
FROM THE NORTHEAST]
[Illustration: DURHAM
THE WESTERN TOWERS]
[Illustration: DURHAM
FROM THE RAILWAY]
[Illustration: DURHAM
INTERIOR OF CATHEDRAL LOOKING ACROSS THE
NAVE INTO SOUTH TRANSEPT]
[Illustration: DURHAM
ELVET BRIDGE]
[Illustration: DURHAM
FRAMWELL GATE BRIDGE]
[Illustration: ELY
FROM THE WEST FRONT]
[Illustration: ELY
INTERIOR OF THE NAVE]
[Illustration: ELY
FROM THE FENS]
[Illustration: ELY
THE MARKET PLACE]
[Illustration: EXETER
FROM THE PALACE GARDENS]
[Illustration: EXETER
MOL'S COFFEE TAVERN]
[Illustration: EXETER
INTERIOR OF THE NAVE]
[Illustration: GLOUCESTER
THE CATHEDRAL AND OLD PARLIAMENT HOUSE]
[Illustration: GLOUCESTER
FROM THE PADDOCK]
[Illustration: GLOUCESTER
INTERIOR OF THE NAVE]
[Illustration: HEREFORD
THE NORTH TRANSEPT]
[Illustration: LONDON
ST. PAUL'S AND LUDGATE HILL]
[Illustration: LONDON
WESTMINSTER ABBEY
THE NORTH TRANSEPT]
[Illustration: LINCOLN
BY MOONLIGHT]
[Illustration: LINCOLN
THE WEST TOWERS]
[Illustration: LINCOLN
THE STEEP HILL]
[Illustration: NORWICH
THE ÆTHELBERT GATE]
[Illustration: NORWICH
THE MARKET PLACE]
[Illustration: NORWICH
FROM THE NORTHEAST]
[Illustration: OXFORD
CHRISTCHURCH
GATEWAY]
[Illustration: OXFORD
CHRISTCHURCH
INTERIOR OF THE NAVE]
[Illustration: PETERBOROUGH
THE WEST FRONT]
[Illustration: PETERBOROUGH
THE MARKET PLACE]
[Illustration: RIPON
THE CATHEDRAL]
[Illustration: ROCHESTER
CATHEDRAL AND CASTLE]
[Illustration: ST. ALBANS
FROM THE WALLS OF OLD VERULAM]
[Illustration: SALISBURY
THE MARKET CROSS]
[Illustration: SALISBURY
THE CATHEDRAL]
[Illustration: SALISBURY
THE CLOISTERS]
[Illustration: SALISBURY
HIGH STREET GATEWAY INTO THE CLOSE]
[Illustration: WINCHESTER
FROM THE DEANERY GARDEN]
[Illustration: WINCHESTER
THE NORTH AISLE]
[Illustration: WINCHESTER
ST. CROSS]
[Illustration: WINCHESTER
FROM ST. CATHERINE'S HILL]
[Illustration: WORCESTER
THE CATHEDRAL]
[Illustration: WELLS
THE RUINS OF THE BANQUETING HALL]
[Illustration: WELLS
CATHEDRAL AND THE POOLS]
[Illustration: WELLS
FROM THE FIELDS]
[Illustration: YORK
THE SHAMBLES]
[Illustration: YORK
MICKLEGATE BAR]
[Illustration: YORK
MONK BAR]
[Illustration: LICHFIELD
THE WEST FRONT]
[Illustration: YORK
BOOTHAM BAR]
[Illustration: YORK
STONEGATE]
[Illustration:
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