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Historical Archive: Canterbury cathedral exterior (Cathedral and Metropolitical Church of Christ at Canterbury) present building begun after 1067 fire, completed 1077 under Archbishop Lanfranc choir, eastern crypt, Trinity Chapel (apse) and Corona Chapel 1174-1184 by William of Sens and William the Englishman nave Henry Yevely (Yeveley), 1377-81 under Archbishop Simon Sudbury, completed under Prior Thomas Chillenden (1390-1410) western transept crossing tower (Bell Harry Tower) completed 1498 much rebuilding 1660-1704; northwest tower replaced 1834 west façade from west/northwest west façade from west/northwest west façade from southwest general view from southwest south flank of nave with southwest tower and porch (main entrance) south flank of nave with western towers south flank of nave buttresses of nave, south flank western transept, south end, crossing and tower from southeast western transept crossing tower (Bell Harry Tower, completed 1498) from east/southeast western transept crossing tower (Bell Harry Tower) from east/southeast western transept crossing tower (Bell Harry Tower) from east/northeast general view from southeast western transept, eastern transept, St. Anselm's chapel from southeast stair tower (1151-61) of eastern transept, south end eastern transept, south end, lower blind arcade eastern transept (lower part Anselm, upper parts 1174-75) and St. Anselm's chapel from southeast façade, St. Anselm's chapel, next to eastern transept, south end eastern transept, St. Anselm's chapel, apse, corona from southeast St. Anselm's chapel, apse, corona from southeast apse from southeast buttress of apse, south side eagle, buttress of apse, south side apse just west of corona apse and corona from southeast general view from east corona from east corona from east/northeast corona and apse from northeast corona and apse with eastern transept, north end north side of apse with arcade of infirmary hall corona with eastern transept, north end corona with eastern transept, north end treasury (sacristy, left, lower part 1150s, upper part 1292), and sub-vaults (right) treasury (sacristy, 1150s), upper blind arcade north choir and eastern transept, north end sub-vaults, north choir, and eastern transept, north end north flank of nave from west north flank of nave from west