Christ Church - Oxford, UK
The Cathedral : Much of this ancient priority church was rebuilt between 1170 and 1190. The Cathedral used to extend towards the space now occupied by Tom Quad. Wolsey knocked down three bays of the nave to make way for his grand college. Thankfully, the rest of the ancient twelfth century church was spared. It is unique in being not only the diocesan Cathedral but also the college chapel for Christ Church. The Jonah Window (Abraham van Linge, 1630's) is of great interest because only the figures of Jonah is made of stained glass. The rest of the window consists of small panels of painted glass, showing the city of Nineveh in minute detail. In the North Transept, the St Michael Window (Clayton & Bell, 1870) is the Cathedral's largest window. It contains Victorian glass showing the Archangel Michael leading his army of angel to defeat the devil, who is depicted as a dragon beneath St