Wells Cathedral, Somerset
Wells Cathedral was constructed between 1175- 1490. It was the first English Cathedral to be built in Gothic style from the foundation.
Westminster Abbey, London
The construction of Westminster Abbey took place between 960 and 1065, and it went through a reconstruction in Gothic style during the 13th century. It has been the traditional place for all the corronations since the coronation of William the Conqueror in 1066. Additionally, 16 royal weddings took place in Westminster Abbey since 1100. It has also been a burial site for 3300 prominent people involving monarchs, prime ministers, poet laureate, actors and scientists. For this reason, the Westminster Abbey is occasionally called “Britain’s Valhalla.”
Here is the ceiling of Henry VII Chapel featuring an intricate example of fan vaulting.
Peterborough Cathedral, Cambridgeshire
Peterborough Cathedral is a mixture of Romanesque and Gothic architecture built between 1118-1237. Its perpendicular fan vaulting was also added during the 14th and the 15th centuries.
Gary Campbell-Hall
Bath Abbey
Bath Abbey is a seventh century parish church as well as the largest Perpendicular Gothic building in the West Country.
