The cathedral in Wells, Somerset is dedicated to St. Andrew and is the seat of the Bishop of Bath and Wells. It was constructed in the early 13th and early 14th centuries and represents a uniquely English Gothic style. The crossing tower was built between 1315-1322, though its exterior was altered around 1440. It remains a noble and satisfying design that provides calm from any vantage point.

5. The cathedral,dedicated to St Andrew the
Apostle, is the seat of the Bishop of Bath and
Wells
The CROSSING TOWER belongs to the years
1315-22.
However, its exterior was altered c.1440. It is a
noble design, calm and peaceful, and deeply
satisfying from wherever it is seen.
Wells Cathedral is located in the medieval city of
Wells in Somerset

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12. Wells Cathedral Artchitecture
Early 13th and early 14th centuries
Wells cathedral is the work of two periods, c.1180-1240 and c.1290-
1340. The earlier achieved the creation of a completely English yet
completely Gothic style, the later - together with Bristol represents the
most original treatment of space in architecture of which any country at
that time was capable.
The CROSSING TOWER belongs to the years 1315-22. However, its
exterior was altered c.1440. It is a noble design, calm and peaceful, and
deeply satisfying from wherever it is seen.