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St Cuthburga: refounded 1043 by Edward the Confessor; limestone intermingled with brown stone
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St Cuthburga: towers from the south; Norman centre tower (right); Perpendicular west tower, completed 1464 (left)
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St Cuthburga: view from the north
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St Cuthburga: Norman transitional piers with pointed zigzag arches; westernmost are Decorated
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St Cuthburga: nave looking west; Norman crossing with scalloped capitals
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St Cuthburga: Early English lancet east window, centre glass c15 Flemish
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St Cuthburga: chest cut out of solid wood, first thought to be Saxon, now considered c.1300
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St Cuthburga: John Beaufort, Duke of Somerset, & wife Margaret, 1444; tomb with cusped quatrefoils
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St Cuthburga: John Beaufort & wife Margaret, 1444; alabaster on Purbeck marble tomb
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St Cuthburga: John Beaufort, Duke of Somerset d.1444, captured at Bauge 1421, released 1437, created KoG c.1440
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St Cuthburga: John Beaufort, created Lieutenant of Aquitaine & Duchy of Normandy 1443; probably committed suicide 1444
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St Cuthburga: Margaret, Duchess of Somerset, daughter of John Beauchamp of Bletsoe, d.1482; mother of Margaret Beaufort & grandmother of Henry VII
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St Cuthburga: tomb of Gertrude Courtenay (nee Blount), Marchioness of Exeter, 1558; a religious conservative & supporter of Catherine of Aragon & Princess Mary
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St Cuthburga: Sir Edmund Uvedale, 1606; Corinthian columns, funeral helm above
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St Cuthburga: Ethelred, King of West Saxons, killed fighting Danes 871, eng. c.1440