View from the north
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View from the north west
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View from the east
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View of the monastic site from the south
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View from the south east
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Perimeter wall
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Altar (reredos by W. D. Caröe)
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Medieval stone slab in the choir (probably an ancient altarpiece)
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Stained glass windows in the north wall showing the Welsh saints Cynog, Brychan and Alud
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Stained glass windows in the choir with a crucifixion scene
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Windows in the Early English style in the choir
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Stained glass window in the St Keyne’s Chapel showing the Welsh saints Illtyd, Keyne and Cadoc
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Painting “Peace” by William Strut (19th cent.)
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Tomb in the St Keyne’s Chapel
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Effigy of the “armless Lady” of the Gam(es) family, c. 1550
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Interior view
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Interior view towards the western end
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Pulpit (detail)
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Havard Chapel (northern side chapel)
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St Keyne’s Chapel
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St Lawrence Chapel
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Carved wooden chest (late 15th cent.)
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Bronze crucifix (Helen Sinclair, 2012)
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Brass chandelier over the font (1722)
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Cresset stone, a medieval method of lighting
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Stone mason’s mark on a pillar in the north arcade
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Font (11th cent.)
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Font (11th cent.), detail
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Sharpening stone, used by long-bow archers from Brecon during the battle of Agincourt in 1415
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