Selby Abbey, Yorkshire
Selby is a small Yorkshire town, 12 miles south of York with one of the most impressive abbey churches found in England.
Most of these old historical photographs are numbered, the external shots are 1327, 1328 & 1329 and the internal photographs are 617, 661, 1335 & 619. This may imply that Alfred visited Selby Abbey on at least two occasions.
Selby Abbey from the North East - No. 1327
An external shot of Selby Abbey taken from the north east.
Added to site: 2011/06/05
Selby Abbey from the South East - No. 1328
An external shot of Selby Abbey taken from the south east.
Added to site: 2011/06/30
Selby Abbey from the South - No. 1329
An external shot of Selby Abbey taken from the south. This image has been scanned from a postcard posted on 24th July 1917 in Bubwith to Mrs Robinson, Salisbury Street, Hessle.
Added to site: 2011/06/14
Selby Abbey Capital in Nave - No. 658
A close up of on of the capitals in the Nave.
Added to site: 2011/07/12
