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Worcester Cathedral Crypt

Worcester Cathedral Crypt

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Worcester Cathedral Crypt

Photographer: De Smet, Arthur
Date: ca. 1975-ca. 2016
Summary: The crypt is late 11C and the earliest part of the cathedral. The center has four vessels separated by columns and is seven bays long with an apse. The vaulting is groined without ribs.

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Photographer: De Smet, Arthur
Date: ca. 1975-ca. 2016
Description of Original: Digital photograph
Part of: Norman Medieval Churches in England
Format: Still image
Collections: Arthur De Smet English Medieval Church Architecture; Arts Collection

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