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Historical Archive: Canterbury cathedral interior (Cathedral and Metropolitical Church of Christ at Canterbury) present building begun after 1067 fire, completed 1077 under Archbishop Lanfranc choir, eastern crypt, Trinity and Corona chapels 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 nave and aisles to east from narthex narthex, north end vaults of narthex and northwest aisle nave to east from narthex nave elevation and north aisle nave elevation and south aisle nave vaults east part of nave with western transept crossing, strainer arch John Wastell aft. 1495, and 1455 choir screen (pulpitum screen) nave to west from western transept crossing north nave elevation from western transept crossing north nave elevation from western transept crossing, with people for scale western transept crossing, with vaults of nave and north end of transept vaults of western transept crossing c.1504, and north end of transept choir and apse to east choir and choir screen to west choir, north elevation and aisle choir tribune choir tribune showing truss buttress alabaster memorial to James Hales (d. 1589), c.1596, north choir aisle memorial to James Hales (d. 1589), north choir aisle memorial to James Hales (d. 1589), north choir aisle eastern transept to northeast, from north choir aisle eastern transept to south from crossing, cathedra at right eastern transept crossing: south choir elevation and transept; center monument to Archbishop John Kempe d.1454 eastern transept crossing: south choir elevation and transept, with people for scale capitals of pier of eastern transept crossing eastern transept to northeast and north choir aisle northwest pier of eastern transept crossing, with life St. Eustace c.1480 northwest pier of eastern transept crossing, with life St. Eustace c.1480 St. Anselm's chapel on south choir aisle, apse St. Anselm's chapel, northeast pier St. Anselm's chapel, apse, St. Paul bitten by a viper, c.1160 St. Anselm's chapel, north opening to aisle, upper part St. Anselm's chapel, north opening to aisle, lower part with Tournai limestone tomb of Archbishop Simon Meopham (d.1333); left: iron gate c.1100-50 north stair from ambulatory to choir aisle apse, south choir elevation, eastern transept to east choir and apse (Trinity Chapel) to east apse, choir, and nave to west from apse, candle marking site of Thomas Beckett shrine apse, choir, and nave to west from apse apse, choir, and nave to west from apse, south elevation apse, choir, and nave to west from apse, tomb of Black Prince at left double column of apse arcade apse arcade capital apse and north ambulatory, tomb of King Henry IV and Joan of Navarre center triforium of apse apse with north ambulatory, tomb of King Henry IV and Joan of Navarre center north ambulatory to west corona corona, lower level corona upper level and vault western crypt to east, late 11th c. western crypt to southeast, late 11th c.