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3 - The Western entrance and a puzzle in three

Shifting focus to the Entrance itself, we get a first introduction to the way the cathedral was designed as a series of enclosures and look at the mystery of why there were three entrances to the Medieval Abbey.

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The Abbey Cathedral of St Albans
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  1. Starting point - The clocktower
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  2. 1 - Romeland Green with views of the Abbey Gatehouse and East Entrance to Cathedral
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  3. 2 - The Cathedral from outside its Western end
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  4. 3 - The Western entrance and a puzzle in three
  5. 4 - Inside the Western Doors
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  6. 5 - The Great Nave - Function and Mystery
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  7. 6 - The "Lower" Altar and Rood Screen
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  8. 7 - The Abbot's Entryway
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  9. 8 - The Great Crossing - Heart of the Abbey and its functions
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  10. 9 - The High Altar and Great Screen
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  11. 10 - The Sanctuary and Shrine of the Saint
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  12. 11 - The Lady Chapel
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  13. 12 - A view of the Abbey and Cathedral as a whole
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