An exterior view of the north transept, Latham Chapel and crossing tower of Selby Abbey from Church Lane

Date:
1950
Location:
Selby Abbey, Selby, North Yorkshire
Reference:
JRU01/01/176
Type:
Photograph (Developing Out Paper Print)
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Description

Selby Abbey was founded in the 11th century and the present church dates from around 1100. The tower collapsed in 1690 and was repaired in around 1701-1702, and was replaced in 1908 following a fire two years earlier. Attached to the east wall of the north transept is the Latham Chapel, found in 1476 by John Latham, Archbishop of York.

Content

This is part of the Series: JRU01/01 J R Uppington: Series of original prints; within the Collection: JRU01 J R Uppington photographs

Rights

© Historic England Archive

People & Organisations

Photographer: Uppington, Jr

Keywords

Medieval Abbey, Post Medieval Parish Church, Christian Religion