Ely: East end and Lady-Chapel
Ely: Lady-Chapel
three lights have replaced the western windows of the triforium. Two large Perpendicular windows ornament the north end and a curious window of seven lights adorns the south. Galleries, arches, and arcades afford exceedingly interesting study.
On the east of the north transept are three chapels, one of which has been restored for private devotion. Old paintings of the Martyrdom of St. Edmund on the roof have given it the name of St. Edmund’s Chapel. The screen in front dates from about 1350.
From the north transept we enter the Lady-Chapel.