EPW041084 ENGLAND (1933). Salisbury Cathedral and environs, Salisbury, 1933

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Title [EPW041084] Salisbury Cathedral and environs, Salisbury, 1933
Reference EPW041084
Date May-1933
Link
Place name SALISBURY
Parish SALISBURY
District
Country ENGLAND
Easting / Northing 414301, 129518
Longitude / Latitude -1.7958919766842, 51.064284866411
National Grid Reference SU143295

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Salisbury Cathedral is a splendid example of pure Early English Gothic architecture and was built within a relatively short period of forty years (1220-1260). In this clear image taken exactly eighty years ago, on a fine spring morning, looking in a north-easterly direction, the various parts of the building lead the eye to the central point, the richly-adorned spire (1250), which is the loftiest in England (406 feet). The tallest church spire in the kingdom is surely worthy of inclusion.

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Friday 17th of May 2013 08:40:42 AM