Tony Towers's Pictures of Lincoln Cathedral

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Lincoln Cathedral - tapestry of St. Hugh, in the Guilds Chapel. St. Hugh was Bishop of Lincoln 1186-1200. He rebuilt the cathedral after the original was destroyed in an earthquake in 1185. Much the present building was his design.

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Lincoln Cathedral - monument to Edward King, Bishop of Lincoln 1885-1910, in the south transept

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Lincoln Cathedral - the font

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Lincoln Cathedral - the Bishop's Eye, in the south transept

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Lincoln Cathedral - the Bishop's Eye, in the south transept

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Lincoln Cathedral - the south transept and Bishop's Eye window

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Lincoln Cathedral - the choir screen

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Lincoln Cathedral - the nave, looking east

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Lincoln Cathedral - the nave, looking west

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Statue of Lord Tennyson (1809-1892) on the Cathedral Green. Born at Scrooby, near Lincoln, he was the leading poet of Victorian England, and became poet laureate in 1850

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Lincoln Cathedral - the capter house. It was in this building that Edward I called one of the very first English Parliaments in 1301, at which he declared his son, Edward of Caernafon, the first Prince of Wales

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Lincoln Cathedral - the east end

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Lincoln Cathedral - whenever you come, you will always find scaffolding obscuring some part of the building. Restoration and renovation is a continuous, never-ending process. It is a bane for photographers, but a necessary inconvenience. Here the south-east transept is being worked on.

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Lincoln Cathedral - the Judgement Porch, on the south side of the Cathedral

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Lincoln Cathedral - the South Transept and Bishop's Eye window

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Lincoln Cathedral - one of the two west towers

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Lincoln Cathedral - the two west towers

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Lincoln Cathedral - the gallery of kings above the central doorway, which supposedly represents the Kings of England from William I to Edward III

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