England, Somerset, Wells. Archway called the Bishop's Eye built in 1450 by Bishop Thomas Beckington, the entrance to the walled precinct of Wells Cathedral. It is a three story building made of Doulting ashlar stone with a copper roof.

England, Somerset, Wells. Archway called the Bishop's Eye built in 1450 by Bishop Thomas Beckington, the entrance to the walled precinct of Wells Cathedral. It is a three story building made of Doulting ashlar stone with a copper roof.
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Image Number: 4282-30253Rights ManagedCredit Line:Nick Cable/Loop Images/SuperStockCollection:Loop ImagesContributor:Nick CableModel Release:NoProperty Release:NoResolution:3491×5239
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