15th-century stone Choir Screen is one of the most striking internal features of York Minster
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Dean Augustus Duncombe's Tomb
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Dean Augustus Duncombe's Tomb
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Five Sisters Window in the North Transept of York Minster
The Five Sisters Window contains the largest amount of early English 'grisaille' glass in a single window, anywhere in the world. The five lancets, each one fifty feet high and five feet wide, contains more than 100,000 pieces of glass. [York - Yorkshire - England]

Making offerings at York Minster
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North Transept of York Minster
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North Transept of York Minster
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Stained glass window depicting King Solomon
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There are 7 kings to the left of the Archway and 8 kings to the right.
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This exquisite Choir Screen has sculptures of 15 kings from William I to Henry VI
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Tomb of Walter de Gray, Archbishop of York
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York Minster
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York Minster
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York Minster
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