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Identifier: transactionsofbr23bris_0 (find matches)
Title: Transactions of the Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society
Year: 1900 (1900s)
Authors: Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society. cn
Subjects: Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society
Publisher: Bristol, Eng. : The Society
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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^, and the whole of the windows ofthe south aisle (which were probably lancet lights grouped 1 See note at the foot of page 124. The permission to build there•quoted would involve the building of the south porch. 9 Vol. XXIII. 114 Transactions for the Year 1900. in pairs) were cut out, the openings enlarged, and newthree-light muUioned windows (with three centre arches)formed and filled with Perpendicular tracery, the old13th century detached shafts and arch mouldings being
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ST. NICHOLAS, GLOUCESTER.NAVE AND CHANCEL, LOOKING EAST. re-used. During this, the 15th century, the tower and spire*were built. I fear that the builders cannot be looked uponas wise master builders, for, if we examine the plan, weshall find that the piers are extremely small in proportionto the weight they were intended to carry; the N.E. pierhas a superficial area of only 34 feet, a portion of whichconsists of the respond to the 13th century western bay of1 See Plate III. St. Nicholas Church, Gloucester. 115 the north arcade. The 13th century arch is not true andsymmetrical in form. What has happened is probably asfollows : The 15th century builders removed the west wallof the church in order to make way for their tower, and didnot securely shore up this arch and respond. In getting outthe foundation for the tower pier the foundation of therespond was loosened and gave way, and the arch andpier went over westward (the springing of the arch on thewest side is 17 inches below that on

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