Hertfordshire 8 2
Hertfordshire 8 2
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Front, notably the three fine E. E. Porches now replaced by those ofLord Grimthorpe, but the work was completed by his successor William deTrumpyntone (1214-35), who added the two flanking towers. This abboterected the rood screen between the nave and choir, added the octagonabove the tower after removing the Norman turrets and parapets, andprobably built those E. E. Bays on each side of the nave which arenearest to the W. Front. He also restored portions of the S. Transeptand S. Aisle, and reb...uilt _St. Cuthbert's Chapel_ on the spot now partlyoccupied by the _Rood Screen_.
The E. End of the Abbey next received the attention of thesearchitect-abbots. Commencing at the second bay E. From the tower, Johnde Hertford (1235-60) almost entirely replaced the Norman and E. E. Workof his predecessors by work which merged into a graceful E. Dec. Thework was carried on by his immediate successors, doubtless sadlyhindered by the turbulent state of the times. John de Norton (1260-90)built the S. Aisle of the _Retro-choir_, and part of the _Lady-chapel_, but his work was supplemented by that of John de Berkhampstead(1291-1302).
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Front, notably the three fine E. E. Porches now replaced by those ofLord Grimthorpe, but the work was completed by his successor William deTrumpyntone (1214-35), who added the two flanking towers. This abboterected the rood screen between the nave and choir, added the octagonabove the tower after removing the Norman turrets and parapets, andprobably built those E. E. Bays on each side of the nave which arenearest to the W. Front. He also restored portions of the S. Transeptand S. Aisle, and reb...uilt _St. Cuthbert's Chapel_ on the spot now partlyoccupied by the _Rood Screen_.
The E. End of the Abbey next received the attention of thesearchitect-abbots. Commencing at the second bay E. From the tower, Johnde Hertford (1235-60) almost entirely replaced the Norman and E. E. Workof his predecessors by work which merged into a graceful E. Dec. Thework was carried on by his immediate successors, doubtless sadlyhindered by the turbulent state of the times. John de Norton (1260-90)built the S. Aisle of the _Retro-choir_, and part of the _Lady-chapel_, but his work was supplemented by that of John de Berkhampstead(1291-1302).
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