Home page Introduction Tour of highlights View English sites View French sites Search by subject Scope of the project Contact Source: R.O.C.Spring: "The Stained Glass of Salisbury Cathedral,"
	Choir East window   S E transept                                                                             S transept                                                                           S nave window                               West window	Salisbury, Cathedral Little of the original C13 glass has survived the ravages of the ages, and particularly those of the eighteenth century when cartloads of 'old' glass were dumped in the rubbish dumps. Some found its way to glaziers and was thence reconstituted into windows both here and elsewhere. Thye best collection of original grisaille is in the south east transept, and the best remains of figurative glass can be seen in the nave window (c) Copyright Painton Cowen 2008