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Photograph by Roger Stalley. View of nave from south - east of cloister.Shows remaining portion of south elevation (collapsed 1852) with double trefoil headed lancet window and first nave bay arch. Also remaining portion of west window and north elevation showing four of five nave bays and clerestory windows.

Photograph by Roger Stalley. View of west end from south - west showing remains of lancet window and entrance arch (blocked up). Clerestory of north elevation of nave also visible showing trefoil heads of lancet windows and upper portion of third nave bay.

Photograph by Roger Stalley. Paired clerestory windows with trefoil heads in north elevation of nave. Rear arches moulded with dogtooth ornament. Bonded shafts on the outermost jambs and detached shaft in centre with stiff - leaf foliage capitals. Wall passage between windows has arch with chamfered jambs and stepped head.

Photograph by Roger Stalley. View from south transept through crossing to north transept showing transept chapels and lancet windows. Pointed and round - headed arches at crossing. West elevation of south transept has round arch doorway.

Photograph by Roger Stalley. View of east end through crossing from nave showing lancet windows. North elevation of nave shows trefoil - headed clerestory windows and three bays of nave arcade with square piers.(Easternmost one is blocked up). View includes crossing tower.

Photograph by Roger Stalley.View of east end presbytery through the crossing from the nave. Shows first two nave bays (eastern most one is blocked up)and clerestory window of north elevation of the nave, pointed arches to crossing and east end presbytery with lancet windows.

Photograph by Roger Stalley. View of chancel and south transept from the south - east showing triple lancet windows in east elevation of chancel, five single lancet windows in south elevation and a partial view of the north elevation. East elevation of south transept shows two chapels with paired lancet windows, flanked by single lancet windows and…

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