Bell's Cathedrals: The Cathedral Church of Ripon / A Short History of the Church and a Description of Its Fabric
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A concise history traces the church's origins in an early medieval monastery and its architectural evolution across successive periods. The narrative combines documentary evidence and visual material to examine the building's exterior and interior fabric, with detailed attention to crypts, nave, tower, choir, aisles, vaulting, screens, stalls, misericords, and the chapter-house. It outlines restorative interventions and stylistic transitions from early masonry through Norman and later Gothic work, and situates the cathedral among other ancient structures in the town. Appendices furnish lists of abbots, deans, and bishops while plans, photographs, and descriptive analysis support the architectural account.
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