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The Cathedral Church of Peterborough

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The Cathedral, from the South-EastFrontispiece

Arms of the DioceseTitle

The Cathedral and Palace2

The Cathedral; from the North, c. 17307

Remains of Saxon Church10

Map, 161023

The West Front in the Seventeenth Century25

Iron Railings, 172127

Finial of the Central Gable of the West Front34

The West Front37

Plan of Central Portion of the West Front41

West Porch and Parvise43

Gates to West Porch44

South-West Spire and Bell-Tower47

The West Front, restored according to Gunton, 178049

The Dean's Door51

Apse and New Building, from the South-East53

Plan of Monastery Buildings58

The Choir61

View from the Triforium South of Choir63

North Transept and Morning Chapel65

The Pulpit71

Apse and Canopied Reredos73

The New Building—Interior78

The Transepts, looking North79

Evangelistic Symbols, from Lantern Tower Roof80, 81

Boss from Lantern Tower Roof82

The Nave, looking East83

The Choir and Nave, looking West85

Head of S. Peter in Ancient Stained Glass89

Part of the Monks' Stone92

Saxon Coffin Lids in North Transept93

Portions of Abbots' Tombs94, 95, 96

South Aisles of Choir and Nave97

South Side of the Close, 180199

Cathedral Gateway, 1791101

Door to Palace Grounds from the Cloisters, 1797104

Door way to Cathedral from the Cloisters105

Archway from Cloisters, North-West107

Church of S. John the Baptist and Guildhall109

Rose Windows and Details of West Front117

Tomb of an Abbot, possibly Abbot Andrew, 1201120

Iron Railings, 1721123

Details of Chasuble on Abbot's Tomb129

Details of Albs on Abbots' Tombs133

PLAN OF THE CATHEDRAL.135

The Cathedral And Palace, From The South-west.
The Cathedral And Palace, From The South-west.
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