Ely, The View From The West Tower c.1955
Photo ref:
E34071

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This photograph gives us a close view of the Octagon, 'a unique and arresting achievement of the Late Decorated period' (Alec Clifton-Taylor). This octagonal wooden lantern rises out of the larger stone octagonal tower, both of which were erected at the initiative of Alan of Walsingham, sacrist and later prior, after the original tower fell in 1322.
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