Photo of Worcester Cathedral |
The cathedral is set in a lovely location in the centre of the city. Access is easy with nearby paid and free parking. |
A slightly different way to look at the lovely tower. No, it isn't a sudden eclipse, this is the way old selenium toned black and photos would have looked. |
Statues occupy niches outside the south portal |
Tomb of Richard Eddes, d. 1597, dean of the Cathedral |
The beautiful south aisle |
The nave of the cathedral, looking to the chancel and east window |
Stained glass window of the Elgar memorial |
Beautifully carved, painted tomb, of a style common in the 16th and 17th centuries |
The Moore Monument, early 17th century. The monument does not identify the figures, but they are likely that of John and Anne Moore and their children. |
Detail of a carved figure on the Moore Monument |
Crest on the tomb of Bishop Edmund Freake, bishop of Worcester, (d. 1591). This is one of the very earliest examples of a signed tomb. The craftsman was Anthony Tolly of Worcester (1546-94) |
