Lady Chapel in St Albans Cathedral
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Lady Chapel in St Albans Cathedral
Image: © Tiger Taken: 21 Oct 2006
Unusually at St Albans, this eastern chapel was the last part of the abbey church to be completed, in the early Decorated style of the 14th century. Originally it was roofed in timber; the present stone vault and the blank arcading of the side walls date from a 19th-century restoration.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.750165
Longitude
-0.341443