Cathedrals in Britain

Article number 10174632

Cathedrals in Britain presents an illustrated survey of the great cathedrals of England, Wales and Scotland. Published by Alabaster, Passmore & Sons for the British Travel and Holidays Association, it serves both as a cultural introduction and as a travel companion for visitors interested in Britain’s ecclesiastical architecture. The booklet offers concise historical notes, architectural descriptions, and colour photographs or drawings of the principal cathedrals, showing their diversity in style—from Norman and Gothic to modern reconstructions. A small map locates each cathedral, inviting readers to explore Britain’s religious and artistic heritage through its most enduring monuments. Lincoln, Canterbury, Ely, Durham, Salisbury, Rochester, Wells, York, Carlisle, Lichfield, Chichester, Edinburgh, Peterborouch, London, Coventry, armagh, guildford, Lverpool, Gloucester, Worcester, Hereford, Winchester, Exeter, Southwell, Ripon, Norwich. Presumably published around 1960.