1. Sacred Destinations   2. England   3. York   4. York Minster
York Minster  York Minster's west front, built mainly in 1472.
The Great West Window, in the center, dates from 1338. View all
images in our York Minster Photo Gallery. York Minster's south
side, with Rose Window. The first look inside York Minster after
entering from the south door. This view is free; to pass the
wooden desks, you must pay admission. Through the great central
arches can be seen the Five… Great East Window. The central
tower (or lantern tower), viewed from far below. English kings
on the right side of the pulpitum or choir screen. The Great
West Window, from 1338. Ceiling of the chapter house.  York
Minster is a beautiful and imposing Gothic cathedral in York,
northern England. It is the seat of an archbishop second in rank
only to that of Canterbury and boasts a huge collection of
medieval stained glass.  What to See  York Minster incorporates
all the major stages of Gothic architectural development in
England. It has an extra-