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Lichfield Cathedral is the only medieval three-spired cathedral in the UK. It was built between 1195 and 1330. The ornate west front was extensively renovated in the Victorian era by the Gothic Revival architect George Gilbert Scott. It displays a remarkable number of carved figures of kings, queens and saints. Photos by Charles Reeza.
Passage to the Chapter House - Photo by Charles Reeza at Southwell Minster.
Lichfield Cathedral, Staffordshire, England - Photo by Charles Reeza
Lichfield Cathedral - Statues on the West Front
The ornately carved porch over the main entrance of Lichfield Cathedral is the very definition of ‘Decorated Gothic” architecture. Photo by Charles Reeza.
A view of the Choir of Southwell Minster from the Pulpitum.
Photo by Charles Reeza
The Choir (or Quire) of Southwell Minster. Photos by Charles Reeza.
