Early Architecture in Great Britain.
Review of the developments in the early Architecture of our own
land--Recent research in Central Syria--Examples in Northern
Europe previous to the eleventh century--Early remains in
Scotland and Ireland--Anglo-Saxon Architecture--Churches founded
by St. Augustine--Canterbury and York--Churches at Hexham and
Ripon--Ramsey Abbey--Winchester Cathedral--Destruction of
Churches by Sweyn--Restoration and building by Canute--Roman
models--Characteristics of Anglo-Saxon work--Brixworth Church,
Northamptonshire Church on the Castlehill, Dover--Worth Church,
Sussex--Bradford Church, Wilts--Chancel of Saxon Church at
Jarrow-on-the-Tyne--Churches of Monk Wearmouth and Stow--Crypts at
Wing, Repton, and Lastingham--Towers of St. Benet’s, Cambridge: Trinity
Church, Colchester: Earls Barton: Barnach: Barton-on-Humber--Sompting,
Sussex: and Clapham, Bedfordshire--Chapel at Greensted,
Essex--Classification into periods of this form of Architecture Page 1