Editing Norman architecture (section)

===Ecclesiastical architecture===
*[[Oxford Castle]] 1074: church tower doubles as a place of refuge
*[[St John's Chapel, London|St John's Chapel]] (''c.'' 1078), [[Tower of London]]
*[[Durham Cathedral]] (from 1093) was the first to employ a [[ribbed vault]] system with pointed arches
*[[Winchester Cathedral]] (from 1079)
*[[Ely Cathedral]] (1083–1109)
*[[Peterborough Cathedral]] (from 1118)
*[[Church of St Mary and St David, Kilpeck|Kilpeck Church]], Herefordshire
*St Nicholas Church, [[Pyrford]], Surrey (''c.'' 1140)
*[[Southwell Minster]], Nottinghamshire
*[[St Mary the Virgin, Iffley|St Mary the Virgin]], Iffley, Oxfordshire (1170)
*[[St Swithuns Nately Scures|St Swithun's]] in Nately Scures, Hampshire (1175), an example of a Norman single-cell apsidal church.
*[[Norwich Cathedral]] (1096–1145)
*[[St Edward's Church, Stow-on-the-Wold]] (eleventh century)
*[[St Botolph's Priory]], [[Colchester]]
*[[St John's Abbey, Colchester]]
*[[Tewkesbury Abbey]] ({{Circa|1102}})
*[[St Germans Priory]], Cornwall (12th Century)
*[[Church of St Peter and St Paul, Trottiscliffe]], Kent
*[[St Peter's Church, Tickencote]], [[Rutland]] – Norman chancel
*[[Dunstable Priory]], Bedfordshire


'''Bibliography'''
*[[Edmund Harold Sedding|Sedding, Edmund H]]. (1909) Norman Architecture in Cornwall: a handbook to old ecclesiastical architecture. With over 160 plates. London: Ward & Co.