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The Cathedral Church of Peterborough

Note 11 — Chapter I · HISTORY OF THE CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF S. PETER.

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Some of Mr Poole's reasoning, as to the different parts of the nave to be attributed to different abbots, depends upon an assumption that the Saxon church was on the site of the present one, and that some part of the nave was still existing in a ruinous condition while the present choir and tower were being built. Recent discoveries have proved that this assumption is groundless, for the nave of the Saxon church was beyond the south aisle of the existing nave.

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