Stone and Stonemasons
£2.50
Description
Lincoln Cathedral, with its 180 metres high spire, has stood on top of the hill for well over 900 years.
This small booklet tells the story of how the stone was quarried and how the stonemasons cut the Purbeck and Alwalton stones for this beautiful building.
It looks at how the designing and drawing came about and how the stonemasons would have worked.
Additional information
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Type | Paperback |
| Author | Peter Hill |
| Publisher | Lincoln Cathedral Publications |
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