- Salisbury Old Sarum holds immense historical significance, as it is an Iron Age hillfort that later became a medieval royal castle and cathedral.
- The history of Salisbury Cathedral begins two miles away at Old Sarum, an ancient fortified plateau where a Norman cathedral was built by Bishop St...
- An earlier cathedral had been constructed nearby on the site of an Iron Age hill fort, known today as Old Sarum.
- Eski Sarum Katedral , 1092 ile 1220 yılları arasında, eski Salisbury'deki Eski Sarum olarak bilinen bir Katolik ve Norman katedrali idi.
- A model of Old Sarum in Salisbury Cathedral Old Sarum Cathedral was a Norman cathedral built at Old Sarum, near modern day Salisbury, Wiltshire.
- High above Salisbury lies Old Sarum the site of the original town. Originally an Iron Age hill fort which was then occupied in succession by the Romans, Saxons...
- Old Sarum Cathedral was a Catholic and Norman cathedral at old Salisbury, now known as Old Sarum, between 1092 and 1220.
- Next we were off to Old Sarum for some pictures and walking. ... Fountain reflection shot from Salisbury Cathedral. Shot from inside Old Sarum.
- Finally, in 1220 the Bishop of Salisbury, Richard Poore, determined that he would build a new cathedral, far from the influence of the castle at Old Sarum.
- The original Salisbury Cathedral was in fact completed at Old Sarum in 1092 under Osmund, the first Bishop of Salisbury.