Stiffleaf's photos with the keyword: lindisfarne

south transept from the east, built in the first part of the c12

the church from the n.w., showing the north wall of the nave aisle and the north transept of the beginning of the c12.

interior of the c12 west front, with its unusual gallery running across the lower window, and two loops for fortification at the top

interior of the north transept from the choir

west front of the c12 monastic church. most such facades gained larger windows in the later middle ages, but the only later work here is for security. two cross slits have been added above the top window

founded from durham in the late c11, the arcades show the influence of those there. the high arch is the diagonal rib of the crossing vault; through it can be seen the east end whose apse was squared off in the enlargement of 1150

Cross slab prob. from around 700 A.D., now in the museum here