York Minster

''York Minster'' is a historical account by Arthur P. Purey-Cust, first published in 1897, detailing the architectural and historical significance of York Minster, an Anglican cathedral in York, England. The book chronicles the cathedral's development from its early origins to its status as one of Europe's greatest Gothic structures, highlighting key figures, significant events, and artistic features. Richly illustrated, it serves as a vital resource for understanding ecclesiastical architecture in England and the interplay between history and religion.