Waterhouse, Percy Leslie: The story of architecture throughout the ages: an introduction to the study of the oldest of the arts for students and general readers (London: B. T. Batsford, 1924)

148 THE STORY OF ARCHITECTURE
or upon the projecting stones of the external
corbel courses after the buildings had been
completed.
Portions of many of the old Norman struc-
tures have been rebuilt at a later date. The
following list includes the principal monuments
of the period in England. Less important,
though not less interesting, are the examples
found among the parish churches throughout
the country :—

Canterbury Cathedral .
Carlisle Cathedral
Ely Cathedral
Winchester Cathedral
Waltham Abbey
Durham Cathedral
Peterborough Cathedral
Rochester Cathedral .
Norwich Cathedral
Hereford Cathedral
Christ Church, Oxford
Gloucester
Tower of London
S. Alban’s Abbey

Crypt.
Nave.
Nave and Transepts.
Transepts.
Choir.
Galilee Porch, Nave
and Chapter House.
Nave.
Nave.
Nave.
Nave and Choir.
Nave and Transepts.
Nave.
White Chapel.
Nave, etc.

Church of S. Bartholomew the Great, London.