Perpendicular Gothic in England: Development and major parish and cathedral works (1350–1550)

1. Gloucester begins a new kind of Gothic

   Jan 1, 1337Labels: Gloucester Abbey, Perpendicular Gothic

   • Perpendicular Gothic
   • Gloucester Cathedral

2. Winchester’s nave remade in Perpendicular

   Jan 1, 1346Labels: Winchester Cathedral, Perpendicular Gothic

   • Winchester Cathedral

3. Gloucester choir rebuilt after Edward II cult

   Jan 1, 1350Labels: Gloucester Choir, Edward II

   • Gloucester Cathedral
   • Perpendicular Gothic

4. York Minster’s east end built Perpendicular

   Jul 29, 1361Labels: York Minster, Perpendicular East

   • History of York
   • York HER

5. Canterbury starts rebuilding its nave

   Jan 1, 1378Labels: Canterbury Cathedral, Perpendicular Nave

   • CHAS Nave

6. Canterbury nave completed in Perpendicular style

   Jan 1, 1405Labels: Canterbury Nave, Perpendicular Style

   • CHAS Nave

7. Great East Window of York is glazed

   Jan 1, 1405Labels: Great East, York Minster

   • History of York

8. King’s College Chapel begins at Cambridge

   Jul 25, 1446Labels: King's College, Henry VI

   • King s Chapel

9. St George’s Chapel rebuild is ordered

   Jun 12, 1475Labels: St George's, Edward IV

   • St George 550
   • St George s

10. Fairford church consecrated as a ‘wool church’

    Jun 20, 1497Labels: St Mary's, John Tame

    • Fairford History
    • Historic England

11. Bath Abbey’s late Perpendicular rebuilding begins

    Jan 1, 1499Labels: Bath Abbey, Perpendicular Rebuild

    • Bath Abbey

12. Henry VII starts his new Lady Chapel at Westminster

    Jan 1, 1503Labels: Lady Chapel, Henry VII

    • Westminster Abbey

13. King’s College Chapel stonework finishes

    Jan 1, 1515Labels: King's College, Fan Vaulting

    • King s Chapel

14. Henry VII’s Lady Chapel completed after his death

    Jan 1, 1516Labels: Lady Chapel, Perpendicular Finish

    • Westminster Abbey

15. Dissolution of the Monasteries disrupts major works

    Jan 27, 1539Labels: Dissolution, Bath Abbey

    • Bath Abbey
    • Bath History