East wall:-
abuts nave, the latter's roof rising to more than half way up the second stage.
It had an
aisled nave
with eleven bays, which extended over ninety meters.
Nave arcade
has four bays with rounded arches resting on solid squat pillars.
Nave of the priory
still stands.
Nave from chancel, otherwise no significant details.
Nave with 2 aisles
and clerestory, chancel.
Nave by an arcade
of two bays and has three trefoiled lancets in the east wall.
The western part
comprises a nave, and to its east is the choir or chancel.
Inside, graceful arcades divide the lofty
clerestoried nave
from the aisles.
Nave altar
is just visible on the far right.
Nave of the cathedral, beneath a simple stone bearing only his name.
Nave from the aisles, appear to be of a much more remote age.
Nave with no chancel
or sanctuary division.
The interior is very dark and consists of an
aisleless nave, and slightly lower apsidal choir.
Nave roof apex.
Nave of five bays, north aisle, and south porch.
Inside, graceful arcades divide the
lofty clerestoried nave
from the aisles.
Nave aisle.
Nesfield kept the church's great medieval treasure, the stained glass in the east window of the
north nave.
Nave roof
up to middle of second stage, with slit window just above.
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