Ely Cathedral presents the history and architecture of one of England’s most celebrated medieval churches, famous for its soaring central Octagon and lantern tower. The book traces the cathedral’s origins from the monastery founded by St. Etheldreda through its rebuilding into the great Norman and Gothic structure that stands today.
Describing the nave, choir, Lady Chapel, and the remarkable octagon, the volume guides the reader through Ely’s architectural treasures and its place in English religious history. Accessible and illustrated, it serves visitors and admirers of cathedral architecture alike. This free EPUB edition is ready to read on any device.