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An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London, Volume 1 - Westminster Abbey

Year published

1924

Description

The Royal Commission on Historical Monuments of England survey, entirely dedicated to a detailed survey of Westminster Abbey.

Sponsor

English Heritage

Source

Royal Commission on Historical Monuments (Secondary texts)

Places

London

Subjects

Intellectual, scientific and cultural, Local, Urban and metropolitan

Periods

11th and 12th, 13th, 14th, 15th, 16th, 17th, 18th, 19th

Showing records 151 - 200 of 234

151
Plate 137 - Chantry of Henry V. Bridge over Ambulatory, W. Half of S. Side
137
152
Plate 138 - Chantry of Henry V. Bridge over Ambulatory, E. Half of S. Side
138
153
Plate 139 - Chantry of Henry V. Bridge over Ambulatory, S.E. Angle
139
154
Plate 140 - Chantry of Henry V. S. Side of S.W. Turret
140
155
Plate 141 - Chapel of Our Lady of the Pew. Doorway.
141
156
Plate 142 - Chapel of Our Lady of the Pew. From St. John the Baptist's Chapel
142
157
Plate 143 - Details of Vaulting
143
158
Plate 144 - Chantry Chapel of Abbot Islip. S. Front
144
159
Plate 145 - Chantry Chapel of Abbot Islip. Interior
145
160
Plate 146 - Chantry Chapel of Abbot Islip. Soffit of vault
146
161
Plate 147 - Cloister. E. Walk Looking S.
147
162
Plate 148 - Cloister. N. Walk Looking W. and N.W. Angle
148
163
Plate 149 - Cloister. Eastern Processional Doorway and W. Walk
149
164
Plate 150 - Cloister. Western Processional Doorway
150
165
Plate 151 - Cloister. S. Walk, Looking W.
151
166
Plate 152 - Cloister. S. Walk, Frater Doorway
152
167
Plate 153 - Cloister. Garth Looking S.E. and S.W.
153
168
Plate 154 - Chapel of St. Faith. E. End
154
169
Plate 155 - Cloister. E. Walk
155
170
Plate 156 - Chapter House Vestibule
156
171
Plate 157 - Chapter House. Interior from W. Entrance
157
172
Plate 158 - Chapter House. Entrance in W. Bay
158
173
Plate 159 - Crypt of the Chapter House and Chapel of the Pyx
159
174
Plate 160 - Dorter Sub-Vault
160
175
Plate 161 - Frater and Infirmary Chapel
161
176
Plate 162 - Chapter Library
162
177
Plate 163 - School Hall
163
178
Plate 164 - Busby Library
164
179
Plate 165 - Ashburnham House. Drawing-room
165
180
Plate 166 - Ashburnham House. Lantern and Gallery
166
181
Plate 167 - Ashburnham House. Ceiling and Lantern Above Staircase
167
182
Plate 168 - Details of 17th Century Woodwoork: Ashburnham House and Chapter Library
168
183
Plate 169 - Jerusalem Chamber and Ashburnham House
169
184
Plate 170 - Abbot's Hall
170
185
Plate 171 - Jerusalem Chamber
171
186
Plate 172 - Deanery
172
187
Plate 173 - Passage from Dark Cloister to Little Cloister
173
188
Plate 174 - Cellarer's Building. Room on Ground Floor
174
189
Plate 175 - Cellarer's Building. Paintings
175
190
Plate 176 - Rere-Dorter and Infirmary Chapel
176
191
Plate 177 - Wood Panelling
177
192
Plate 178 - Little Cloister. 'Lodgings' on S. Side and House S.E. of Infirmary Chapel
178
193
Plate 179 - Little Cloister. 'Lodgings' on N. Side and House S.E. of Infirmary Chapel
179
194
Plate 180 - Little Cloister. N. Side
180
195
Plate 181 - Coffins and Coffin-Lids
181
196
Plate 182 - Brass Effigies
182
197
Plate 183 - Brass Effigies
183
198
Plate 184 - St. Edmund's Chapel. Monuments
184
199
Plate 185 - Recumbent Effigies. Henry III, Edmund Crouchback and Aveline, Wife of Edmund Crouchback
185
200
Plate 186 - Recumbent Effigies. Eleanor of Castile, William de Valence and Aymer de Valence
186
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