Image Archive: Cathedral

• Exterior Images of the Cathedral
• Interior Images of the Cathedral
  • Trinity Chapel
  • Choir
  • East Transept
  • Main Transept
  • Nave
    • General views of nave
    • South nave aisle
    • North nave aisle
    • Nave vaults
    • Bay 13
    • Bay 14
    • Bay 15
    • Bay 16
    • Bay 17
    • Bay 18
    • Bay 19
    • Bay 20
    • Bay 21
    • Bay 22
  • Under the Roofs
• Cathedral Cloister
• Chapter house

• NAVE

  • General views of nave

    • General view of nave to the east View taken from triforium level at west end of bay 22. Trinity Chapel is visible at far end. view plan

      • General view of nave to the east Taken from floor level of bay 22. Trinity Chapel is visible in distance. view plan

      • General view of nave to the east Taken from bay 19 looking to the east. view plan

      • North side of nave, looking east View to northeast, showing north arcade and north aisle. Taken from bay 22. view plan

      • South side of nave, looking east View to southeast, showing south arcade and south aisle. Taken from bay 22. view plan

    • General view of nave to the west View taken from floor level, crossing bay 12, towards west end of cathedral. North and south nave aisles are visible at right and left of image. view plan

      • General view of nave to the west View down center of nave towards west doors, taken from crossing bay 12. view plan

      • South side of nave, looking west View taken from bay 12 towards southwest, showing south arcade and south aisle. view plan

      • North side of nave, looking west View taken from bay 12 towards northwest, showing north arcade and north aisle. view plan

  • South nave aisle

    • Transept entrance to south nave aisle Transept side of bay 13, looking west. View taken from bay 11 through bay 12 (crossing is to the right of image), into the south nave aisle. view plan

    • South aisle view to west Taken from bay 13, looking towards west wall. view plan

      • South aisle view to west View down center of south aisle. view plan

      • South aisle, south side. View from bay 13 to southwest, showing south wall of south aisle, and south aisle window in west front. view plan

      • South aisle, north side. View to northwest from bay 13. Central aisle of nave is visible through the arcade. view plan

    • South aisle view to east Taken from bay 22. Hertford monument is visible at eastern end of south aisle. view plan

      • South aisle view to east View to east down center of south aisle, taken from bay 21. Hertford monument is visible at far eastern end of aisle. view plan

      • South aisle, north side. View taken from bay 22 to the northeast. Central aisle of nave is visible through arcade. view plan

      • South aisle, south side. View taken from bay 22 to the southeast. Shows south wall of south aisle. view plan

    • South aisle from nave, bays 14, 15 and 16 View from the nave through the south arcade towards south wall. Bay 14 is at left of image; bay 16 at right. view plan

    • South aisle, bays 19, 20, 21 View taken from nave looking directly south. Bay 19 is at left, bay 20 in center, bay 21 at right. Note entry in bay 22 at far right to cloisters. view plan

  • North nave aisle

    • Transept entrance to north nave aisle Transept side of bay 13, looking west from bay 11 through bay 12 (crossing is at left of image) and into north nave aisle. view plan

    • North nave aisle view to west Taken from bay 13. view plan

      • North aisle view to west View down center of north aisle towards west window. Taken from bay 12. view plan

      • North aisle, south side View to southwest looking into nave from north aisle through north arcade. Taken from bay 12. view plan

      • North aisle, north side View to northwest showing north wall of north aisle. Taken from bay 12. view plan

    • North nave aisle view to east Taken from bay 21. Gorges monument is visible at eastern end of the aisle. view plan

      • North aisle view to east View down center of north aisle towards east window. Taken from bay 21. view plan

      • North aisle, north side View to northeast showing north wall of north aisle. Taken from bay 21. view plan

      • North aisle, south side View to southeast looking into the nave through the north arcade. view plan

    • North aisle from nave, bays 16, 15 and 14 Taken from nave through the north arcade to the north wall. Bay 16 is at left of image, bay 15 in center, and bay 14 at right. view plan

    • North aisle from nave, bays 22 to 18 View from nave looking through north arcade towards north wall. Bay 22 is at left, and bay 18 at right. view plan

  • Nave vaults

    • Central nave vaults, bay 18 to east view plan

    • Central nave vaults, bay 13 to bay 22 View of all of the nave vaults taken from the crossing to the west wall. Bay 13 is at top of image and bay 22 at bottom of image. view plan

      • Central nave vaults, bays 13 to 17 Bay 13 at left of image and bay 17 at right. view plan

      • Central nave vaults, bays 18 to 22 Bay 18 at left of image and bay 22 at right. view plan

      • Nave vault, bay 22 West wall of nave is at top of image. view plan

    • North aisle vaults, bays 20 to 15 Taken from bay 20, looking east down north nave aisle. view plan

      • North aisle vaults, bays 13 to 15 View taken from east to west. Bay 13 is at top of image and bay 15 at bottom. view plan

      • North aisle vaults, bays 19, 20 Bay 20 is at top of image, bay 19 at bottom. North nave arcade arches are visible to the right. view plan

      • North aisle vaults, bays 20, 21 Nave arcade arches are visible at bottom of image. Bay 20 is at left of image, bay 21 at right. view plan

      • North aisle vaults, bays 21, 22 View from bay 21 (vault at top of image) towards westernmost bay 22. view plan

    • South aisle vaults, bays 16 and 15 South aisle vaults, looking north towards north clerestory of nave (at bottom of image). Bay 16 is at left and bay 15 at right of image. view plan

  • Bay 13

    • South arcade, bay 13, view from north South arcade, bay 13, is visible in center of image. View is taken from north aisle, bay 14 (tomb in north arcade, bay 14, is in foreground). view plan

      • Triforium and clerestory, south arcade, bay 13 View taken from north aisle, bay 14, looking south towards upper levels of bay 13. view plan

      • Triforium level, south arcade, bays 13 and 14 Taken from nave. view plan

      • South aisle window, south wall East light of south aisle window, bay 13. view plan

    • South arcade, bay 13, view from south Piers and tomb in south arcade, general view to northwest from south aisle. North arcade of bay 15 is visible through south bay 13 arcade. view plan

      • Detail of crossing pier, bay 13 Purbeck shafts and bases on west side of crossing pier, south arcade, bay 13. view plan

      • Step up to sleeper wall, bay 13 Taken from south aisle. Step up is visible in front of pier at west side of bay 13. view plan

      • Tomb of William Longespee from south View taken from south aisle, showing south and west sides of tomb. Tomb dates to c.1226. Wooden base, Tournai marble effigy. Originally erected on stylobate in Trinity Chapel; moved to nave in 1789. view plan

        • Tomb of Longespee from south aisle View taken from south aisle, showing south and west sides of tomb. view plan

        • Tomb of Longespee from southwest View taken from south aisle by western pier in bay 13, showing south and west sides of tomb. view plan

          • Detail of head, south side

          • Detail of girdle, south side

          • Detail of gloved hand, south side

          • Detail of right foot, from south

          • Detail of feet from southeast

      • Tomb of William Longespee from north View taken from nave showing north and west sides of tomb. view plan

        • Detail of shield, north side

        • Base, north side

          • Detail of base

          • Detail of base

          • Detail of base, west end

        • Reconstruction of color scheme, Longespee tomb Created by Ann Ballantyne and placed next to tomb.

    • North arcade, bay 13, view from south View taken from south aisle through south arcade of bay 14. South side of north arcade, bay 13, is visible in center of image. view plan

      • Tomb of Sir John Cheney from south View taken from nave, showing southwest view of tomb. Cheney was the standard bearer of Henry of Richmond at the Battle of Bosworth, 1455. Tomb dates to 1509, and was formerly placed within the Beauchamp Chantry chapel. Effigy is of alabaster. view plan

        • Base of Cheney tomb, south side view plan

          • Angel supporting pillow and head Southwest corner of effigy

          • Detail of angel, south side

          • Head of Sir John Cheney West end of effigy.

          • Detail of girdle, south side

          • Feet, from southeast

          • Legs, view from east

      • Tomb of Sir John Cheney from north View taken from north aisle, showing north and east sides of tomb. view plan

        • Cheney tomb from north view plan

          • Cheney effigy from north

          • Feet resting on dog View taken from northeast.

          • Detail of sword, north side

          • Detail, upper torso, north side

          • Detail, Order of the Garter, north side

          • Detail, head resting on pillow with angels View taken from northwest.

          • Detail, head resting on pillow with angels View taken from northwest.

  • Bay 14

    • South arcade, bay 14, view from south View is taken from south aisle, looking through the south arcade of bay 14. North arcade of bay 16 is in the center background of image. view plan

      • Tomb of Bishop Walter de la Wyle, from south View taken from south aisle, showing southwest corner of tomb. Walter de la Wyle was Bishop of Salisbury from 1263 to his death in 1271. He founded St. Edmund's Church and College. Purbeck marble effigy. view plan

        • Wyle tomb, from south Effigy and base. view plan

          • Detail of base, south side

          • Wyle effigy from east end

      • Tomb of Bishop Walter de la Wyle, from north View taken from nave, looking towards south aisle wall. view plan

        • Wyle tomb, north side Effigy and base view plan

          • Detail of base, north side East segment

          • Wyle effigy from east end

          • Detail, beasts under Bishop's feet At east end of effigy, taken from north.

          • Detail, head of Bishop At west end of effigy, taken from north.

          • Angel censing Located on west end of effigy at Bishop's head.

      • Monument to Elihonor Sadler Located on south wall of south aisle, bay 14. Dated 1622, made of painted stone. view plan

    • North arcade, bay 14, view from north View taken from north aisle, looking through the north arcade of bay 14, with tomb in foreground. In center background is south arcade, bays 16 and 17. view plan

      • North arcade, bays 16, 15, and 14, view from south View taken from nave through north arcade towards north wall. Bay 15 is in center, bay 16 at left, and bay 14 at right of image. view plan

      • Tomb of Walter, 1st Lord Hungerford, and Catherine Peverell, from south Southeast corner of tomb, as seen from nave. Lord Hungerford died in 1449; tomb was reconstructed with fragments in 1779. view plan

        • Hungerford tomb, south face of base Viewed from nave. view plan

        • Hungerford tomb, east face of base

      • Tomb of Walter, first Lord Hungerford, and Catherine Peverell, from north View taken from north aisle, showing northwest corner of tomb. view plan

        • Hungerford tomb, north face of base Taken from north aisle. view plan

        • Hungerford tomb, west face of base

        • Hungerford tomb, top slab South slab, taken from east. Shows missing brass indent.

        • Hungerford tomb, top slab North slab, taken from east. Shows missing brass indent.

  • Bay 15

    • South arcade, bay 15, from south View taken from south aisle, looking through south arcade of bay 15, with tomb in foreground. The north arcade of bays 18, 17 and 16 are pictured between the piers in the background. view plan

      • South aisle vaults, bays 16 and 15 View taken from south aisle; north nave clerestory is visible at bottom of image. Bay 15 is to the right of image and bay 16 at left. view plan

      • Base of shrine of St. Osmund, from south View taken from south aisle, showing southwest corner of base. Osmund was Bishop of Old Sarum from 1078 to 1099, and was canonized in 1457. Since this photo was taken, the base has been relocated on the south sleeper wall of the Trinity Chapel. view plan

        • Osmund shrine base, south side Note holes through which pilgrims could reach to get closer to the canonized remains. view plan

        • Osmund shrine base, southeast corner view plan

          • Detail, south side of shrine base Showing holes in base.

      • Base of shrine of St. Osmund, from north View taken from nave looking into south aisle, showing north and west sides of shrine base. view plan

        • Osmund shrine base, north side Detail view from nave view plan

        • Osmund shrine base, northeast corner view plan

        • Top slab of Osmund shrine base View taken from east end.

      • Sleeper wall with tomb base removed The tomb base was relocated c.2000 to the sleeper wall between the Trinity Chapel and chapel at the east end of the south aisle, its previous position before placement in the nave in 1789. For images of the base in its current location, look in the archive under TRINITY CHAPEL.

    • North arcade, bays 16, 15, and 14, from south View taken through south arcade, looking north to north arcade and into north aisle. Bay 16 is at left of image, bay 15 in center, and bay 14 at right. view plan

      • Triforium and clerestory, north arcade, bays 16 and 15 Seen through south arcade (in foreground). Bay 16 is at left, bay 15 in center, bay 14 at right behind pier. view plan

      • Clerestory, north arcade, bays 16 and 15 Bay 16 is at left, bay 15 at right of image. Arch at top of image in foreground is part of the south arcade. view plan

      • Brass, view from south Taken from nave looking towards north aisle wall. Brass is copied from one in the northeast transept. view plan

      • Brass, view from north Taken from north aisle, looking south into nave. view plan

  • Bay 16

    • South arcade, bay 16, view from north North side of south arcade, bay 16, visible in center of image. View is taken from north aisle, bay 14, through north arcade towards southwest. view plan

      • Triforium level, south arcade, bays 16 and 17 Bay 16 is on left. View taken through north arcade from bay 14. view plan

      • Tomb of Robert, Lord Hungerford, from south South side of tomb, seen from south aisle. Hungerford died in 1459. Tomb was previously placed in the Hungerford Chantry chapel, but was moved to the nave in 1789. Tomb chest is reconstructed from fragments; effigy is alabaster. view plan

        • Hungerford Tomb, from southwest Effigy and base. view plan

          • Hungerford Tomb, from southwest Effigy and base.

          • Detail, girdle, south side.

            • Detail of girdle, south side

          • Dog supporting feet, south side

            • Detail of dog, south side

          • Dog from west end

          • Hungerford effigy from southwest

          • Legs from west end

      • Tomb of Robert, Lord Hungerford from north View taken from nave view plan

        • Hungerford tomb, from north View of effigy and base view plan

          • Detail of mid-torso from north

          • Detail of upper torso from north

          • Detail of head

          • Head and upper torso from northwest

          • West end of effigy; head, pillows and angels

            • Detail, pillows and angels from west

    • North arcade, bay 16, from south Bay 16 is in center of image. View is taken from south aisle, through south arcade, bay 14. view plan

      • Triforium level, bays 18, 17 and 16 Bay 17 is in center, bay 16 partially hidden by pier at right of image. view plan

      • Tomb of Sir John de Montacute, south side View taken from nave, showing southwest corner of tomb.Montacute (d. 1390) was the second son of the Earl of Salisbury. Tomb chest and effigy are of carved sandstone; effigy was originally painted and gilded. view plan

        • Montacute Tomb, from south Effigy and base. view plan

          • Head from south

          • Lion at feet from south

      • Tomb of Sir John de Montacute, from north View from north aisle. view plan

        • Tomb of Sir John de Montacute, from north View from north aisle view plan

          • Lion and base, east end

          • Mid-torso from north

          • Detail of base, north side

          • Head and base, west end

            • Detail of head from northwest

  • Bay 17

    • South arcade, bay 17, view from north View taken from north aisle, looking through north arcade of bay 15 towards southwest. North side of south arcade, bay 17, is in center of image. view plan

      • Triforium level, bays 17 and 18 Bay 17 is to the left of the image. view plan

      • Tomb of Bishop Richard Beauchamp, south side View taken from south aisle, showing southwest view. Beauchamp was Bishop at Salisbury from 1450 until his death in 1481. A purbeck altar table serves as the top of tomb, and the tomb chest seen here was reconstructed in 1789 when his original tomb in the Beauchamp chantry chapel was destroyed. view plan

        • Tomb of Richard Beauchamp from south Tomb base. view plan

      • Tomb of Bishop Richard Beauchamp, north side View taken from nave. Model of cathedral in background. view plan

        • Tomb of Beauchamp from northeast Northeast corner of base. view plan

          • Detail, panel of tomb base North side.

    • North arcade, bay 17, view from south South side of north arcade, bay 17, is in center of image. View is taken from south aisle, through arcade at bay 15, towards northwest. North porch entrance is seen on north wall, behind arcade of bay 17. view plan

      • Triforium level, bays 18, 17 and 16. Bay 17 is in center, bay 18 at left and bay 16 at right of image. view plan

      • Unidentified burial, from south View taken from nave, showing southwest corner of tomb. view plan

        • Unidentified tomb base, south side view plan

      • Unidentified burial, from north View taken from north aisle, showing northwest corner. view plan

        • Unidentified tomb base, north side view plan

          • Shield in north side of base At left side

          • Shield in north side of base At right side

        • Top slab, unidentified tomb North side of top slab

        • East end of unidentified tomb Showing base and top slab

        • Top slab, unidentified tomb East end of slab

        • West end of unidentified tomb Showing base and top slab

          • Detail, west end of base

  • Bay 18

    • South arcade, bay 18, view from north Arcade, triforium, and clerestory of bays 18 and 19 are visible through the north arcade of bay 16. Montacute tomb is in the foreground. view plan

      • Triforium and clerestory, bays 18 and 19 View taken from north aisle looking through north arcade. Bay 18 is at left of image. view plan

      • South arcade, bay 18 The north porch opens into bay 18, so the sleeper wall between the arcade piers is interrupted to facilitate access to the nave. This view is taken towards bays 18, 19 and 20 of the south aisle from the north aisle of bay 18. view plan

      • South arcade, bay 18 Taken from the nave looking directly south into the south aisle of bay 18. Information desk is located here (across from the north porch entrance). view plan

    • North arcade, bay 18 View is taken from the south aisle, looking through the south arcade towards the north arcade. Bay 18 is framed in the center of the image. The Hungerford tomb, bay 16, is in the foreground. view plan

      • Bay 18 Image taken from the south aisle of bay 18 to the northeast, showing north arcade bays 17 and 16 in the distance. North arcade bay 18 would be at left of image. Note lack of sleeper wall between the arcade piers in this bay, to allow passage for visitors using the north porch entrance in bay 18. view plan

      • North porch entrance, bay 18 Taken from nave looking into the north aisle. The entry leads to the north porch. view plan

  • Bay 19

    • South arcade, bay 19 View through north arcade of bay 17 towards south arcade, showing arcade, triforium, and clerestory of bay 19 at left and bay 20 at right. view plan

      • South triforium, bays 19 and 20 View taken from north arcade towards south arcade. view plan

      • South arcade, unidentified tomb, from south View taken from south aisle towards northeast. view plan

        • Unidentified tomb, from south view plan

        • Unidentified tomb, from southeast view plan

      • South arcade, unidentified tomb, from north Northwest corner of tomb. Image taken from nave. Information desk in bay 18 visible at left. view plan

    • North arcade, bay 19 View taken from south aisle, looking through arcade piers of bay 17, towards bay 19 of the north arcade (centered). view plan

      • North arcade, bays 22 to 18 View taken from nave into north aisle. Bay 22 is at left, bay 18 at right. view plan

      • William Geoffrey tomb, from south View taken from nave, showing southwest corner of tomb. Entry to north porch is in background. William Geoffrey was Chancellor from 1554-1558. view plan

        • Geoffrey tomb, from south South side of tomb. view plan

          • Detail, Geoffrey tomb South side.

      • William Geoffrey tomb, from north View taken from north aisle, showing northwest corner. view plan

        • Geoffrey tomb, from north North side of tomb. view plan

          • Detail, Geoffrey tomb North side.

  • Bay 20

    • South arcade, bays 20, 21 View is taken through the north arcade, bay 18, looking towards south arcade. Bay 20 is at left and bay 21 at right. view plan

      • Triforium level, bays 20, 21 Taken through north arcade, looking towards south. view plan

      • South aisle, bay 20 View taken from nave. Just beyond the chairs resting on the sleeper walls are two effigies. view plan

        • South aisle, bays 19, 20, 21 View taken from nave looking directly south. Bay 19 is at left, bay 20 in center, bay 21 at right. Note entry in bay 22 at far right to cloisters. view plan

      • Effigies, Bishop Roger and St. Osmund View taken from south aisle, looking north. Effigy slabs rest almost directly on sleeper wall. Effigy at left is attributed to Bishop Roger (d. 1139); right is attributed to St. Osmund (Bishop 1078-99). Since this picture was taken, Osmund's effigy has been moved to the center of the Trinity Chapel. view plan

        • Effigy, attributed to Bishop Roger view plan

          • Detail, effigy, Bishop Roger West end of effigy. Head and mitre have been restored. view plan

          • Detail, effigy, Bishop Roger East end of effigy.

        • Effigy, attributed to Saint Osmund view plan

          • Detail, effigy, St. Osmund West end of effigy.

          • Detail, effigy, St. Osmund East end of effigy.

      • Glass, south aisle, bay 20 Left panel contains Tree of Jesse panels; right panel is composed of glass reused from the chapter house. view plan

        • Left lancet, lowest panel

        • Right lancet, lowest panel

        • Right lancet, Adoration of the Magi From Tree of Jesse panels.

        • Right lancet, two bishops and angels

        • Right lancet, bishop and king in rondel

    • North arcade, bay 20 View taken from south aisle, with cathedral model in foreground. Bay 20 is centered through the arcade. view plan

      • North aisle, bay 20 View taken from nave, looking northeast. Effigies on sleeper wall are visible. view plan

        • Medieval clock, north aisle, bay 20 Located against north wall of bay. Dates possibly to the late 14th century. Formerly located in the separate belfry (destroyed c. 1790). view plan

      • Effigies, Bishop Corner and William Longespee Effigy at right of image is possibly a small commemorative effigy attributed to Bishop William de la Corner. Effigy to the left is attributed to William Longespee, the younger, d. 1250. Image is taken from the north aisle looking southeast. view plan

        • Bishop Corner effigy, south side view plan

          • Detail, Corner effigy South side.

        • Bishop Corner effigy, north side view plan

          • Detail, Corner effigy Taken from north.

          • Detail, Corner effigy Taken from north.

          • Detail, Corner effigy Taken from north.

          • Detail, Corner effigy, crosier North side.

        • Effigy, William Longespee Effigy is of purbeck marble. view plan

          • Effigy, William Longespee

          • Detail, Longespee effigy West end of effigy, taken from south.

          • Detail, Longespee effigy Torso of effigy, taken from south.

          • Detail, Longespee effigy East end of effigy, seen from south.

  • Bay 21

    • South arcade, bay 21 Taken from the north aisle of bay 21, looking southwest. Bays 21 and 22 of south arcade are visible beyond the platform (erected for concerts during the Salisbury Festival). The sleeper walls between the arcade piers are interrupted in bay 21 for passage across the nave. view plan

      • South arcade, bay 21 View taken from nave looking into the south aisle between the south arcade piers. Doorway at right is the entrance to the cloister, in bay 22. view plan

      • View from south arcade, bay 21 Image is taken from the south aisle of bay 21, looking northeast. North porch entry is visible at right. view plan

    • North arcade, bays 19, 20, 21 The north arcade, triforium and clerestory are seen through bay 18 of the south arcade. Bay 22 and the west wall are barely visible at left of image. view plan

      • North arcade, bays 20, 21, 22 View is taken from south aisle looking northwest from bay 19. Bay 22 is at left of image, bay 21 in center, bay 20 at right. view plan

      • North aisle, bay 21 View from nave towards north wall, between piers of bay 21. Curtains are dividing bay 21 and bay 22. view plan

  • Bay 22

    • South arcade, bays 20 to 22 Viewed through north arcade (entry from north porch into bay 18 is at right). Bay 22 is centered in image, with bay 20 at far left. view plan

      • South arcade, bays 20 to 22 Viewed from nave, looking southwest. Bay 20 is at left, bay 22 (westernmost bay) at right. view plan

        • South arcade, bays 20 to 22 Bay 22 is westernmost bay; bay 20 is at left of image. view plan

        • Triforium and clerestory, bay 22 Viewed through north arcade, looking southwest. Note passage through buttress at clerestory level. view plan

      • Bay 22, south aisle View from nave, showing west and south walls. Note entry in west wall. view plan

        • Bay 22, south aisle View from nave, bay 21, looking southwest. Entry to west walk of the cloister is behind pillar. view plan

        • South aisle wall, bay 22 Taken from nave, looking directly south into bay 22. Doorway opens into the west walk of the cloister. view plan

        • South aisle, bay 22 View taken from nave looking directly south into bay 22. Entrance to cloister is directly facing viewer. Entry into south porch of the west front is at right of image. Unidentified Purbeck coffin on sleeper wall in foreground. view plan

        • South aisle, bay 22 View north into westernmost bay of nave taken from south aisle bay 22. South side of unidentified Purbeck coffin is visible on sleeper wall between piers. view plan

          • Unidentified coffin, south aisle, bay 22

        • West wall, south aisle, bay 22 View to west wall of south aisle. Exit to south porch of the west front is at bottom of image. view plan

          • Window, west wall, south aisle Stairs in wall lead out of singing gallery.

          • Window, west wall, south aisle Lancets and quatrefoil located above south portal of west front. Grisaille in the lancets dates c. 1225-58. Angels at tops of lancets were formerly in the chapter house. A 16th century armorial of Bishop Jewel is in the quatrefoil.

            • Detail, quatrefoil, west window 16th century armorial of Bishop Jewel. Angels in lancets were moved from the chapter house.

            • Left lancet, west window Image taken with flash.

    • West wall of nave, bay 22 Taken from nave, looking directly west. view plan

      • West central doors and triforium, bay 22 Doors open to central porch of the west front. view plan

        • Central doors, bay 22 view plan

          • Consecration cross and sculptured boss Located above central doors, bay 22.

            • Consecration cross Located above central doors, bay 22.

          • Colonnette, molding, and boss, central door Located to the left of the central door.

            • Detail, sculptured boss Located to left of central door. Note traces of paint.

          • Colonnette, molding, and boss, central door Located to the right of central door.

            • Detail, sculptured boss Located to right of central door. Note traces of paint.

        • Triforium, west wall Located above central doors in west wall of nave. Note depth of triforium passage. view plan

          • Triforium, west wall Northern section of triforium, above central doors. view plan

          • Detail, triforium passage Looking through triforium arcade into passage. Note blocked quatrefoils in outer wall.

          • Detail, triforium passage Looking through triforium arcade into passage. Note blocked quatrefoils in outer wall.

          • Detail, triforium arcade Molding at top of triforium arcade.

      • Windows, west wall of nave Heraldic shields at bottom of lancets contain medieval glass originally located in the chapter house. view plan

        • Lancets, west wall of nave view plan

          • Heraldic shield, left lancet Located at bottom left of left lancet. Arms of Gilbert de Clare, Earl of Gloucester (1262-1295).

          • Heraldic shield, left lancet Located at bottom right of left lancet. Made up arms.

          • Heraldic shield, center lancet Located at bottom left of center lancet. Arms of Eleanor of Provence, wife of Henry III (d. 1290).

          • Heraldic shield, center lancet Located at bottom center of center lancet. Arms of Louis IX of France, brother-in-law of Henry III (1226-1270).

          • Heraldic shield, center lancet Located at bottom right of center lancet. Arms of Henry III.

          • Heraldic shield, right lancet Located at bottom left of right lancet. Arms of Richard, Earl of Cornwall, brother of Henry III (1225-1272).

          • Heraldic shield, right lancet Located at bottom right of right lancet. Arms of Roger Bigod, Earl of Norfolk and Earl Marshall (1225-1270).

      • Nave vault, bay 22 West wall is visible at top of image. view plan

    • North arcade, bay 22 Viewed through south arcade, bay 20, looking northwest. view plan

      • North arcade, bay 22 Seen from nave, bay 19 view plan

        • North arcade, upper levels Seen from nave, looking northwest. view plan

      • North aisle, bay 22. View north from nave. Unidentified grave slab on sleeper wall between nave and aisle. North wall hidden behind curtain. view plan

        • Unidentified grave slab,north aisle, bay 22. Located on sleeper wall between nave and aisle.

        • North aisle, bay 22 View to west from north aisle, bay 21. Curtains are blocking west wall of north aisle. view plan

        • West wall, north aisle, bay 22 West wall lancets visible above curtain. Entry to north portal of the west front is behind curtain. View taken from north aisle, bay 21. view plan

          • Window, west wall, north aisle Showing right lancet and stair in wall leading out of singing gallery. Image taken with flash.

          • Window, west wall, north aisle Lancets are painted grisaille, c. 1225-1258. Medallions at top of lancets are from chapter house. Arms of Thomas Ap Rice in quatrefoil, dated 1569.

            • Detail, lancets and quatrefoil

            • North lancet Taken with flash.