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architectural features in the UK

 

architectural features gallery

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Ancaster Lincolnshire	Beauchamp Chapel Warwickshire		Betley Window Staffordshire	Beverley Minster 1520
Bloxham Oxfordshire		Bristol Cathedral	Carlisle Cathedral	Caster Church, Peterborough
1320 Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford, Becket window
Chichester Cathedral Cley-next-the-sea Norfolk Cogges, Oxfordshire The Eden Project Cornwall Ely Cathedral
Exeter Cathedral Gawsworth Cheshire Gloucester Cathedral 1 Gloucester Cathedral 2 Great Malvern Priory Church Worcestershire
Heckington, Lincolnshire Higham Ferrers Northamptonshire 1418 Holy Trinity Hull [pipe missing] Kensington Gardens London Lichfield Cathedral
Lincoln Cathedral				Manchester Cathedral
March, Cambridgeshire, St Wendreda				New College, Oxford
Raunds Northamptonshire St William's Shrine in Yorkshire Museum Shrewsbury, St Mary the Virgin
Scotland, Rosslyn Chapel		Tewkesbury Abbey Gloucestershire	Tewkesbury boss on floor	Warham, Norfolk
Westminster Abbey, London 1512 York St William's Shrine reported in 1872 in a talk on York Minster windows: York Herald - Saturday 06 January 1872

 

	possible three-hole pipe
	Adderbury, Oxfordshire

 

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questionable image
Hemingbrough

 

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