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Archive : Winchester

As the Saxon capital of England, the city of Winchester has plenty of historic buildings, including the longest cathedral in Europe.

Winchester
Winchester Castle Westgate
Statue of Queen Victoria Great Hall, Winchester Castle (with King Arthur's Round Table)
Winchester Cathedral
Flying buttresses support the nave The perpendicular west front
Window of the west front The longest nave in Europe
The tomb of Bishop William Of Wykeham The tomb of Bishop Wilberforce (son of the slavery abolitionist)
The tomb of Bishop William Of Wykeham behind the Tournai marble font Bishop Curle's riddle (illac precator hac viator ambula)
The rood screen The quire
The nave The tombs of bishops Beaufort and Waynflete
The tomb of Bishop Beaufort The tomb of Bishop Waynflete
Effigy of Bishop Fox St. Swithun's Shrine, the tomb of Bishop De Lucy and of Bishop Waynflete
The tomb of Bishop Fox The vault over the western doors
The chantry of Bishop Edington The quire vault
The reredos Mortuary chest of King Edmund
Vault of the lady chapel Murals in the lady chapel
The eastern end Vault of Bishop Langton's chantry chapel
The grave of Jane Austen Jane Austen's house
The Pilgrims' School The market cross
Winchester Guildhall Winchester Guildhall
Cheyney Court Wolvesey Castle
Winchester College Winchester College
Winchester College Winchester College Chapel
Winchester College Chapel (wooden vault by Hugh Herland, 1390) Winchester College Chapel
The Fromond chantry chapel (1437, with an upstairs library) The college chapel over the cloister
The Fromond chantry chapel The college dining hall
The college's building known as 'School' The 'School' interior
'Learn, leave or get beaten' The Trusty Servant - having all the virtues that a student should have
More college buildings St. John's Almshouses
Chesil Rectory Peninsula Barracks
The Hospital of St. Cross (an almshouse) The church at St. Cross
The church at St. Cross St. Cross
The Hospital of St. Cross