Meanings of west transept in English

The only stained windows in the building are in the west transept.

They had no Lady Chapel and when one was provided it was contrived out of the south- west transept.

They were again twice moved in the sixteenth century to the Lady Chapel and back again to the north- west transept.

Five years later the bones of Bishop Cantilupe were moved to the Chapel of St. Katherine, in the north- west transept.

The screen is late Italian Renaissance, and there's a tomb in the west transept which is supposed to be that of the Venerable Bede.

The south end of the west transept, hitherto used as a kind of storehouse or lumber-room, was repaired and thrown open to the church.

As they were going up the steps from the north- west transept to the choir, their enemies met them, calling loudly for "the traitor, Thomas Becket."

Sparke towards the restoration of the south- west Transept, and that by the two Messrs. Evans to the works in the western Tower.

The service came after Freemasons in Kent, Sussex and Surrey raised £300,000 for the restoration of Canterbury Cathedral's north-westtransept.