The south-west transept is of the same date as the nave and has a large window on the south front with three tiers of panels over it, and an elaborate turret at the south-west corner.
The South-West Transept was rebuilt at the same time as the nave by Chillenden.
The North-West Transept, or Chapel of the Martyrdom of Becket, claims our close attention, as the event which occurred here filled Christendom with amaze.
They were again twice moved in the sixteenth century to the Lady Chapel and back again to the north-west transept.
Bishop Aquablanca probably built the graceful north-west transept of the cathedral, containing the shrine under which lie the remains of his nephew, a Dean of Hereford, together with his own, except the heart.
The north-west transept, on the left as the steps to the choir are ascended, is the scene of Becket's martyrdom, and the vergers show the traditional spot where he fell.
From the lavatory tower a covered passage leads into the great cloister, which can also be approached from a door in the north-west transept.
At the commencement of our survey we examined the western front, and will now turn our attention to the remains of the north-west Transept.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "west transept" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
