St Albans Cathedral Collection
"Step back in time with a glimpse into the captivating history of St Albans Cathedral
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"Step back in time with a glimpse into the captivating history of St Albans Cathedral. Dating back to 1910, this enchanting photograph showcases the timeless beauty of St Albans, a city steeped in rich heritage. The Wallingfords screen restoration at St Albans Cathedral is brought to life through an exquisite engraving, highlighting the meticulous craftsmanship that went into preserving its intricate details. Transport yourself to 1885 as you explore the restored nave from a south-west perspective. This remarkable engraving captures the grandeur and elegance that was painstakingly revived during this restoration process. Marvel at the resplendent rood-screen adorning the nave, beautifully depicted in another mesmerizing engraving. Take a journey further back in time with an enchanting black and white photo showcasing St Albans Cathedral before its restoration. Witness how time has shaped this architectural marvel while still retaining its awe-inspiring presence. Delve deeper into history with an intricately detailed engraving depicting Abbey Church of Saint Alban, offering a glimpse into centuries-old devotion. Discover the sacredness surrounding St. Alban's Shrine through a captivating c1870 photograph that exudes reverence and serenity. Ethel Davies' artistic lens transports us to April 6th, 1910, capturing every detail of this magnificent cathedral nestled amidst Hertfordshire's picturesque landscapes. Immerse yourself in Chester Vaughan's stunning depiction circa 1896; his brushstrokes breathe life into every stone and archway. Travel even further back to witness Hertfordshire's charm captured in c1830 - where tranquility meets architectural brilliance. Lastly, admire Henry Adlard's masterpiece from 1859 portraying St Albans Abbey in all its glory - an artwork that encapsulates both majesty and spirituality within one frame. "