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Tewkesbury Abbey, from the East[Frontispiece]
Arms of the Abbey[Title]
The Abbey, from the North-west[2]
Tewkesbury Abbey in 1840, by Rev. J.L. Petit[3]
Page from the "Registrum Theokusburiæ"[5]
Richard Beauchamp, first husband of Isabelle Despenser, and his Armorial Connexions, from the "Registrum Theokusburiæ"[11]
The Detached Bell-tower, demolished in 1817[17]
The West End in 1840, by Rev. J.L. Petit[19]
The Choir before 1864, from an old photograph[22]
The Nave before 1864, from an old photograph[23]
The Abbey Gate[25]
Tile showing the Arms of Fitz-Hamon and the Abbey impaled[27]
Tewkesbury Abbey, from the North[28]
The Abbey, from the South[31]
The Cloister Doorway[35]
The Nave, from the West End[40]
Masons' Marks[41]
The North Choir Aisle, looking West, showing the back of the Despenser Monument[52]
Interior of the Tower above the Vaulting[54]
Wall Arcade in Early English Chapel[57]
The Ambulatory, looking towards St. Margaret's Chapel[59]
The North Choir Aisle and St. Edmund's Chapel[61]
The Vestry Door, South Choir Aisle[66]
The Apsidal Chapel, South Transept[68]
The Choir, looking West[72]
Rib-centres in the Choir Vault[73]
The Sedilia[75]
The Warwick Chapel[85]
Chantry of the Founder, Fitz-Hamon[89]
The Despenser Monument[90]
The Trinity Chapel[92]
The "Wakeman Cenotaph"[94]
The South Choir Aisle, looking West[96]
DEERHURST.
Deerhurst Priory Church, from the South[104]
Interior, looking West[110]
Font[114]
Plan of Deerhurst Priory Church before the Conquest, by J.T. Micklethwaite, F.S.A., from "The Archæological Journal"[118]
The Tower, from "The Archæological Journal"[119]
Fourteenth Century Window[122]
The Saxon Chapel[123]
Dedication Stone[124]
Plan of Saxon Chapel[124]
Dedication Slab of an Altar[124]
Chancel Arch in the Saxon Chapel[125]
Plan of Deerhurst Priory and its Domestic Buildings as now existing[129]
Plan of Tewkesbury Abbey[130]

Photo. Dr. Oscar Clark.

THE ABBEY—FROM THE NORTH-WEST.[ToList]

TEWKESBURY ABBEY IN 1840.
By Rev. J.L. Petit.[ToList]

TEWKESBURY ABBEY.