User:Rodhullandemu/Stained glass of York Minster

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York Minster is the second-largest gothic cathedral in Europe and contains the largest selection of medieval stained glass in the British Isles. During its history, this glass has been restored on many occasions, and even removed for protection during World War II.

Contents 1 Principal Windows 1.1 The Great East Window 1.2 The Great West Window 1.3 The Five Sisters Window 1.4 The Rose Window 2 Other Windows 2.1 St William's Window

[edit] Principal Windows

This plan shows the location of the major windows within the Minster:

[edit] The Great East Window

[edit] The Great West Window

[edit] The Five Sisters Window

[edit] The Rose Window

[edit] Other Windows

[edit] St William's Window