Cathedrals - the Glory of Their Craft

Part 1 The crafts: planning, site work and foundations; stone, mortar and labourers; masonry; woodwork; stained glass; leadwork; metalwork; plastering; bricks, tiles and paving; painting; the finance factor. Part 2 The cathedrals: Bangor - the Cathedral Church of St Deiniol; Birmingham - the Cathedral Church of St Philip; Blackburn - the Cathedral Church of St Mary; Bradford - the Cathedral Church of St Peter; Brecon - the Cathedral Church of St John the Evangelist; Bristol - the Abbey Church of St Augustine, Bristol - the Cathedral Church of the Holy and Undivided Trinity; Bury St Edmunds - the Cathedral and Parish Church of St James; Canterbury - the Cathedral of Christ Church; Carlisle - the Cathedral Church of the Holy and Undivided Trinity; Chelmsford - the Cathedral Church of St Mary the Virgin, St Peter and St Cedd; Chester - the Cathedral Church of Christ and the Blessed Virgin Mary; Chichester - the Cathedral Church of the Holy Trinity; Coventry - the Cathedral Church of St Michael; Derby - the Cathedral Church of all Saints; Durham - the Cathedral Church of Christ and St Mary; Edinburgh - the Cathedral Church of St Giles; Ely - the Cathedral Church of St Mary; Exeter - the Cathedral Church of the Holy and Undivided Trinity; Gloucester - the Cathedral Church of St Peter; Guildford - the Cathedral Church of St Peter; Hereford - the Cathedral Church of the Holy Spirit; Leicester - the Cathedral Church of St Mary and St Ethelbert; Lichfield - the Cathedral Church of St Martin; Lincoln - the Cathedral Church of St Mary and St Chad; Llandaff - the Cathedral Church of St Mary; London - the Cathedral Church of St Peter and St Paul; Manchester - the Cathedral Church of St Paul; Newcastle - the Cathedral Church of St Mary the Virgin, St George and St Denys; Newport - the Cathedral Church of St Nicholas; the Cathedral Church of St Woolas; Norwich - the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity; Oxford - the Cathedral Church of Christ; Peterborough - the Cathedral Church of St Peter; Portsmouth - the Cathedral Church of St Thomas of Canterbury; Ripon - the Cathedral Church of St Peter and St Wilfrid; Rochester - the Cathedral Church of St Andrew; Salisbury - the Cathedral Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary; Sheffield - the Cathedral Church of St Peter and St Paul; Southwark - the Cathedral Church of St Saviour; Southwell - the Cathedral Church of St Mary the Virgin; St Albans - the Cathedral and Abbey Church of St Alban; St Asaph - the Cathedral Church of St Asaph; St David's - the Cathedral Church of St David; the Cathedral Church of St Mary; Truro - the Cathedral Church of All Saints; Wakefield - the Cathedral Church of St Peter; Wells - the Cathedral Church of the Holy Trinity; Worcester - the Cathedral Church of Christ and the Blessed Virgin Mary; York - the Cathedral Church of St Peter.