Based on Shepherd Plate 97

Floorplan

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EXTERIOR

Courtesy of Dr. Ruth Deane/1972
General View of West Facade
Note sculptures of angels ascending the facade
Screen-sized Image/ Large "Archive" Image

Courtesy of Dr. Ruth Deane/1972 Left Side of West Facade Screen-sized Image / Large "Archive" Image

Courtesy of Dr. Ruth Deane/1972 Center of West Facade Screen-sized Image / Large "Archive" Image

Courtesy of Dr. Ruth Deane/1972 Right Side of West Facade Screen-sized Image / Large "Archive" Image

Courtesy of Dr. Ruth Deane/1972 View of Abbey from Roman Bath Screen-sized Image / Large "Archive" Image

Courtesy of Dr. Ruth Deane/1972 South Side Screen-sized Image / Large "Archive" Image

Courtesy of Dr. Ruth Deane/1972 Elevation Screen-sized Image / Large "Archive" Image	Courtesy of Dr. Ruth Deane/1972 East End Glass destroyed in WWWII and since restored Screen-sized Image / Large "Archive" Image
Courtesy of Dr. Ruth Deane/1972 Fan Vaults Screen-sized Image / Large "Archive" Image	Courtesy of Dr. Ruth Deane/1972 Fan Vaults Screen-sized Image / Large "Archive" Image

TOMBS AND CHAPELS
Screen sized image	Screen sized image

• Site: within city of Bath.
• Benedictine
• Length 201 Feet, width 123 feet, Height of vaults, 78 feet, Height of Tower 162 feet (Pevsner, p 101)
• Building of present structure begun  under the direction of Oliver King, Bishop of Bath and Wells (1495-1503) Said to have been desigend by the  brothers Robert and William Vertue, the master Masons to the King. (Wright, p3)

Pevsner, Nikolaus. North Somerset and Bristol. [Harmondsworth, Eng.] Penguin Books [1958]  LC Number NA969.S69 P5n Pages 99-104

Wright, Reninald Wi. M. The pictorial history of Bath Abbey, the abbey church of St. Peter and St. Paul . [London : Pitkin Pictorials, 1971]
LC Number NA971.B33 W9

ENGLAND	INTRODUCTION