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Hereford Cathedral, Hereford, Herefordshire, England
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![The Nave, Hereford Cathedral, Hereford, Herefordshire, England, Great Britain]()
Hereford Cathedral.
The Nave is lined with Norman columns and arches and has a stupendous decorated and vaulted ceiling.
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Hereford Cathedral.
This shows one of the Norman arches in the nave with parts of other arches visible which are rather nicely lit.
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Hereford Cathedral.
The 14th century Quire.
There are forty 14th-century misericords in the Quire stalls which show a mixture of mythological beasts, grotesques and everyday events.
The ceiling although vaulted is plain and does not have the same standard of decoration as the nave.
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Hereford Cathedral.
This Crypt, although small, is of special interest as the solitary example of a crypt in an English cathedral built after the Norman period.
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Hereford Cathedral.
The Tower Crossing is certainly spacious but is rather plain. Part of one of the transepts can also be seen.
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