You are here: Home>Archive Catalogue>The Capitular records of Guildford Cathedral>Photographic Collection>The Cathedral Building and Contents>Interior Images of the Cathedral>The Brass Stag at the crossing The Brass Stag at the crossing The Brass Stag at the crossingA closeup photograph of the inlaid brass stag at the Cathedral crossingFrom: The Capitular records of Guildford Cathe...Extent 1 Black and white photograph Reference number Guildcath/1/I/I4/004/129 Storage location PC/3/1 ; File 13 No CommentsStart the ball rolling by posting a comment on this page! Add a comment about this pageYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Your comment:Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.I consent to my name and e-mail address being stored along with this comment, and to the website editors communicating with me by e-mail about the comment if necessary. 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My information will not be shared with any third party (see our Privacy Statement - opens in a new window). * Δ Browse this collectionCollection: The Capitular records of Guildford CathedralSeries: Photographic CollectionSub-series: The Cathedral Building and ContentsFile: Interior Images of the CathedralItem: Cathedral showing temporary lightingItem: The PiscinaItem: St Francis by John CobbettItem: Ariel view of the CathedralItem: The Chancel prior to the ConsecrationItem: The Chancel prior to the ConsecrationItem: Surrey Yeomanry MemorialItem: Surrey Yeomanry Memorial: side viewItem: The TesterItem: Dolley for original DorsalItem: The Foundation StoneItem: The Foundation Stone and four surrounding plaquesItem: Coat of arms of Bishop GreigItem: Central West door from the interiorItem: Guildford Cathedral bellsItem: Guildford Cathedral bellsItem: Temporary altar in the Library before bookshelves were fittedItem: Regimental ChapelItem: The Children's ChapelItem: Chancel with original temporary lighting pendantsItem: Regimental chapel altarItem: Regimental chapel altarItem: The Nave - South AisleItem: The Nave - North AisleItem: Regimental chapel altarItem: The chancel and choirItem: The libraryItem: Bishop's prayer deskItem: Chaplain's prayer deskItem: Chaplain's prayer deskItem: The bell chamber and bell ringersItem: Bell ringers in the bell chamberItem: High AltarItem: High AltarItem: High AltarItem: Lady Chapel AltarItem: Lady Chapel AltarItem: Regimental Chapel AltarItem: Regimental Chapel AltarItem: South Ambulatory AltarItem: South Ambulatory AltarItem: Angel with Trumpet Lunette, by John HuttonItem: The Jarrow StoneItem: The Jarrow StoneItem: The Jerusalem StoneItem: The Jerusalem StoneItem: Embroidery on chair in Regimental ChapelItem: Comper Roundel in LibraryItem: Comper RoundelItem: Cross of ConsecrationItem: The Dean's StallItem: Guildford Carpet seen form scaffolding at south channel windowItem: Organ Casing CrestItem: Font CarvingItem: Bishop's Throne EmbroideryItem: Madonna and Child by John CobbettItem: Madonna and Child by John Cobbett, side viewItem: Arms of Bishop MacmillanItem: Close up photograph of the Organ Loft LadderItem: Photograph of the Organ Loft Ladder, in the context of the corridorItem: Side view of Cathedral Nave new chairItem: Back view of the Cathedral Nave new chairItem: Photograph of Angel with Trumpet Lunette, South PorchItem: Photograph of the Angel with Trumpet Lunette, South Porch, with inscription.Item: The design of the Angel with Psaltery for Guildford Cathedral by John HuttonItem: Photograph of Angel playing a Harp, John HuttonItem: Repairs to Chancel arch after fall of masonry circa 1980/1985Item: The old Dorsal Curtain comes downItem: The old Dorsal Curtain rolled up on the floorItem: The new Dorsal Curtain goes upItem: Detail of the fabric of the new Dorsal CurtainItem: The Dorsal winchItem: The Dorsal winchItem: The Sedilla and PiscinaItem: Carving on the SedillaItem: The Lady ChapelItem: The Children's ChapelItem: The Childrens ChapelItem: Madonna and Child in lignum vitae by Douglas StephenItem: "Penny Black" in West Gallery RailingItem: St Ursula by Vernon HillItem: Madonna and Child by John Cobbett - large format slideItem: Fish and anchor carvingItem: Saint Francis statue - side viewItem: Madonna and Child by John Cobbett - front close viewItem: Surrey Yeomanry war memorialItem: Saint Francis statue - front close viewItem: Carved figure with staffItem: Saint Francis statue - colour front viewItem: Surrey Police Memorial - finished emblemItem: Surrey Police Memorial - sculptor with work in progressItem: Surrey Police Memorial - sculptor working on laddersItem: Surrey Police Memorial - sculptor with carving startedItem: Surrey Police Memorial - sculptor working on carvingItem: Surrey Police Memorial - textItem: Jerusalem Stone - colourItem: Flame motifs around pulpitItem: Angel carvings and archesItem: St. Ursula statue by Vernon HillItem: Greig Crest by Vernon HillItem: Inscription - Surrey Agricultural IndustriesItem: Inscription - Surrey Agricultural Industries - detail viewItem: Inscription - Queen's Nave StoneItem: Inscription - Princess Margaret's Nave StoneItem: Inscription - Aircraft Industries Bay StoneItem: Inscription - Harvey Memorial Bay StoneItem: Inscription - Lewis and Decca Record Co. Bay StoneItem: Inscription - Organ/Coulthurst Trust StoneItem: Inscription - SCC Centenary Window StoneItem: Inscription - SCC Centenary Window Stone - detailItem: Inscription - Women's Army Window StoneItem: Inscription - Wates Chapter House StoneItem: Inscription - British Legion Screens StoneItem: Inscription - British Legion Stone emblemItem: The Brass Stag at the crossingItem: St Francis by John CobbettItem: "Penny Black" in West Gallery RailingItem: Madonna and Child in lignum vitae by Douglas StephenItem: The Children's Chapel, The Boy Scout GatesItem: The Archdeacon Smith Memorial ChairItem: The Children's Chapel, the Girl Guide GatesItem: Regimental ChapelItem: Interior of the Children's ChapelItem: Activities in the CathedralItem: Various Postcards Search the archiveAdvanced searchBrowse by keywordBrowse by date
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