Virtual Tour of York Minster
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| The Cathedral & Metropolitcal Church of St. Peter in York is popularly known as 'York Minster' from its original foundation as a missionary church or monaterium. It is the seat of the Archbishop of York and, as such, is, not surprisingly, the most dramatic of churches in Northern England. It is simply vast - the largest medieval cathedral in Northern Europe - and displays some of the best examples of the medieval craftsman's work to be found anywhere. Particularly of note are the fine carvings in the chapter house (c.1275) and the fantastic array of medieval glass dating back to the 12th century.
Take our unique Virtual Tour of this fabulous building by choosing any of the markers on the plan above. |
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IMPORTANT NOTE: This photographic tour of the Minster at York is provided for the personal and private use of the photographer only. If you are viewing this tour, then you understand that this is by the personal invitation of the photographer and images, copyright and moral rights remain the property of the photographer. No charge, subscription or other commercial levy is made on our part for the viewing of these images. Copying, reproducing or otherwise duplicating these images other than viewing the single copy held on our Internet Server URL temporarily by connection to a computer, screen, or other device is expressly forbidden, and is breach of these conditions. © Tony Quinn 2002 |
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