- It was bishop Branscombe who decided to build a new Exeter Cathedral following the new gothic style with loads of light flooding into the new church.
- One thousand years of wonder in the heart of Devon. Event Venue. Exeter, Devon, UK. exeter-cathedral.org.uk. Joined March 2010.
- Exeter Cathedral is a large, Gothic-style cathedral constructed between the 12th and 14th centuries.
- Exeter Cathedral is one of the great Cathedrals of England, and one of the finest examples of Gothic architecture anywhere: inside you’ll find a building...
- As the work was about to start Freeman gave a lecture to the Exeter Literary Society entitled ‘The History and Characteristics of Exeter Cathedral’.
- Allen, J.P. and B. Jupp. "Recent observations in the South Tower of Exeter Cathedral." Proceedings of the Devon Archeological Society, 39, 141-54.
- The Cathedral is a working Anglican church and seat of the Bishop of Exeter, the Ordinary for the Diocese of Exeter.
- With the full title of the Cathedral Church of Saint Peter, this monumental Exeter church is an Anglican cathedral in the Devon region of South West England.
- There was a Roman camp on the site of Exeter's present cathedral, and evidence of Christian worship here as early as the 5th century.
- "Green Men" (spirits of the forest) - another attraction of Exeter Cathedral - images of faces or torsos, entwined and sprouted by leaves and branches.