Bell's Cathedrals: The Cathedral Church of Norwich / A Description of Its Fabric and A Brief History of the Episcopal See

by C. H. B. Quennell

REFERENCES TO PLAN.

A. Dean's Vestry.	1. Altar Tomb of Sir Thomas Wyndham.
B. The Chapel of St. Mary-the-Less.	2. Altar Tomb of Sir John Hobart.
C. The Chapel of St. Luke.	3. Tomb of Chancellor Spencer.
D. The Jesus Chapel.	4. Altar Tomb of Bishop Parkhurst (1560-74).
E. Bishop Nykke's Chapel.	5. Door in the East Walk of Cloisters.
F. The Ante-Reliquary Chapel.	6. Door once leading to Refectory.
G. The High Altar.	7. The Monks' Lavatories.
H. Site of destroyed Chapter-House.	8. Door once leading to the Guest Hall.
J. The Locutory, now used as the Choir School.	9. The Easter Sepulchre and Burial-place of Sir Thomas Erpingham.
Y. A Main Pier in Nave.	10. Bishop Goldwell's Chantry.
Z. A Subsidiary Pier in Nave.	11. The Altar Tomb of Sir William Boleyn of Blickling (d. 1505).