Dr JOHN CROOK, BIBLIOGRAPHY

• 1981 A History of the Pilgrims' School, Winchester, and earlier choir-schools, Phillimore and Co., Chichester. ISBN 0850334292

• 1984 The Wainscot Book of Winchester Cathedral, 1660-1800, Hampshire Record Series, vol. VI. ISBN 0906680034

• 1984 The Winchester Diver (with Ian T. Henderson), Henderson and Stirk, Crawley/Lund Humphries. ISBN 0947758003 (hardback) 0950654981 (softback)

• 1990 Winchester Cathedral, Pitkins Pictorials, Andover. ISBN 0853724687

• 1991 City of Winchester, Pitkin Pictorials, Andover. ISBN 0853725098

• 1991 A History of the Pilgrims' School, Winchester, and earlier choir-schools. revised edn. Phillimore and Co. ISBN 0850338093

• 1992 Tile and Timber, Stone and Glass: the Craftsmen of Winchester Cathedral, Pitkin Pictorials, Andover. ISBN 0853725780

• 1993 Winchester Cathedral--Nine Hundred Years, (as editor and author), Phillimore and Co, Chichester, 1993. ISBN 0850338522

• 1993 La Cathédrale de Winchester. Pitkin Pictorials, Andover. ISBN 0853725926.

• 1998 Winchester Cathedral(revised edition), Pitkin Guides Ltd, Andover. ISBN 0853728755

• 1998 La Catedral de Winchesterr. Pitkin Guides Ltd, Andover. ISBN 0853729115.

• 1998 Die Kathedrale von Winchester. Pitkin Guides Ltd, Andover. ISBN 0853729646.

• 2000 The Architectural Setting of the Cult of Saints in the Early Christian West, c.300 - c.1200, Oxford Historical Monographs Series, Oxford University Press. ISBN 0198207948. Click  HERE and  HERE  for reviews

• 2001 Winchester Cathedral. Chapter of Winchester/Pitkin Unichrome. [Author and photographer]. ISBN 1-84165-063-3

• 2002 The English Cathedral, by Tim Tatton-Brown and John Crook. New Holland Publishers, London. ISBN 1-84330-120-1.

• 2005 The English Church : England's 100 Finest Parish Churches, by Tim Tatton-Brown and John Crook. New Holland Publishers, London. ISBN 1-84330-965-3.

• 2006 Abbeys and Priories of England, by Tim Tatton-Brown and John Crook. New Holland Publishers, London

• 2009 Salisbury Cathedral : The Making of a Medieval Masterpiece, by Tim Tatton-Brown and John Crook. Scala Publishers, London. ISBN 978-1-85759-550-5.

• 2010 'Winchester', in M. Bullen, John Crook, Rodney Hubbuck, and Nikolaus Pevsner, Hampshire : Winchester and the North, The Buildings of England, Yale University Press, London, pp. 557-725. ISBN 978-0-300-12084-4 (reprinted 2019).

• 2010 St Swithun : Patron Saint of Winchester Cathedral, Friends of Winchester Cathedral. ISBN 978-0-903346-41-2.

• 2011 The Hospital of St Cross and Almshouse of Noble Poverty (author and photographer). Hospital of St Cross, Winchester. ISBN 978-0-9566050-0-9.

• 2011 English Medieval Shrines, Boydell & Brewer, Woodbridge. ISBN 978-1-84383-682-7.

• 2019 'Chichester Cathedral', in Elizabeth Williamson, Tim Hudson, Jeremy Musson, and Ian Nairn, Sussex : West, The Buildings of England, Yale University Press, London, pp. 187-232. ISBN 978-0-300-22521-1.

• 2023 The Dean and Canons' Houses of St George's Chapel, Windsor : an Architectural History, Oxbow Books, Oxford & Philadelphia. ISBN 978-1-78925-865-3.

1982

• 'The Pilgrims' Hall, Winchester', Proceedings of the Hampshire Field Club and Archaeological Society 38, pp. 85-101.

1983

• 'The "Gumble Affair" and the House of Thomas Ken', Winchester Cathedral Record 52, pp. 5-16.
• 'The Roof of the Deanery Porch, Winchester', Hampshire Field Club Historic Buildings Section Newsletter, new. ser. 1, pp. 6 10.
• 'Izaak Walton and Winchester', The Hampshire Magazine, July 1983, pp. 40-43.

1984

• 'Winchester's Cleansing Streams, Part I: Ethelwold and the Conduits', Winchester Cathedral Record 53, pp. 26-34.
• 'Were the walls of the Pilgrims' Hall complex, Winchester, originally timber-framed?', Hampshire Field Club Newsletter, new ser. 2, pp. 22-25.
• 'The date of the Pilgrims' Hall, Winchester' (with J. M. Fletcher), Proceedings of the Hampshire Field Club and Archaeological Society 40, pp. 130-3.
• 'The weighty and the trivial: M.R. James and Saint-Bertrand-de-Comminges,' Country Life, 25 October 1984.
• 'A Diver at Winchester: the preservation of Winchester Cathedral, 1905-12, The Hampshire Magazine, June 1984.
• 'The Pilgrims' Hall in Winchester', Exploring Local History 5, September 1984, pp. 147-8.

1985

• 'Winchester's Cleansing Streams, Part II: the Lockburn', Winchester Cathedral Record 54, pp. 14-24.
• 'The 13th-century shrine and screen of St Swithun at Winchester', Journal of the British Archaeological Association 138, pp. 125-31, Pl. XXIII.
• 'Hampshire's Listed Buildings: monitoring listed building consent applications', Hampshire Field Club Newsletter, new. ser. 6, pp. 23-4.
• 'Colebrook House: The Winchester Cathedral Choir School in the early years of the 20th Century', The Old Chorister vol. 4, No. 8 (1985), 278-80. ISSN 0141-7622.

1986

• 'Further discoveries at the Pilgrims' Hall, Winchester', Hampshire Field Club Newsletter, new ser. 6, pp. 23-4.

1987

• 'Winchester Cathedral Deanery', Proceedings of the Hampshire Field Club and Archaeological Society 43, pp. 125-73.
• 'Fifty years of choral misrule: George Chard and the choir of Winchester Cathedral', Winchester Cathedral Record 56, pp. 30-36.
• 'A week in Cazorla', The Lady, 21 May 1987, pp. 1018-9.
• Marwell's medieval roof', Hampshire Field Club Newsletter, new ser. 8, pp. 15-17.

1989

• 'Excavating the Holy Hole in Winchester Cathedral', Winchester Cathedral Record 57, pp. 34-42.
• 'The east arm and crypt of Winchester Cathedral', Journal of the British Archaeological Association 142, pp. 1-36.
• 'Another old building [Old Palace Farm, King's Somborne]', in P. Marchant (ed.), Celebrating Somborne, Somborne and District Society, King's Somborne, pp. 38-43.

1990

• 'The typology of early medieval shrines: a previously misidentified 'tomb-shrine' panel from Winchester Cathedral', Antiquaries Journal 70, pp. 49-64.

1991

• 'The Pilgrims' Hall, Winchester: hammerbeams, base crucks and aisle-derivative roof structures', Archaeologia 109, pp. 129-59.
• 'The transepts of Winchester Cathedral: archaeological evidence, problems of design, and sequence of construction' (with Yoshio K. Kusaba), Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians Vol. 50, No. 3 (September 1991), pp. 293-310.
• 'The Choristers' Vestry', Winchester Cathedral Record 60, pp. 44-9.

1992

• 'New findings on the tower of Winchester Cathedral', Winchester Cathedral Record 61, pp. 15-17.
• 'King Edgar's reliquary of St Swithun', Anglo-Saxon England 21, pp. 177-202.

1993

• 'Bishop Walkelin's Cathedral', in J. Crook (ed.), Winchester Cathedral -- Nine Hundred Years, Phillimore and Co., Chichester, pp. 21-36.
• 'St Swithun of Winchester', in ibid., pp. 57-68.
• 'The Perpendicular remodelling of the nave: problems and interpretation' (with Yoshio Kusaba), in ibid., pp. 215-30.
• 'The medieval roof of Marwell Hall, Hampshire', Antiq. J., 73, pp. 37-68.

1994

• 'The base-cruck truss and foliate boss', in E. Roberts 'Trees Cottage, Froxfield', Proceedings of the Hampshire Field Club and Archaeological Society, pp. 175-93 (185-6).
• 'The bones of King Cnut', in The Reign of Cnut: King of England, Denmark and Norway, ed. A. Rumble, Leicester, pp. 165-92.
• 'The architectural setting of the cult of St Cuthbert in Durham Cathedral (1093-1200)', in Anglo-Norman Durham 1093-1193 , ed. D. Rollason, M. Harvey, and M. Prestwich (Woodbridge, 1994), pp. 235-50.

1995

• Entry for 'Winchester Cathedral' in The Dictionary of Art (Macmillan, London).
• 'Recent archaeology in Winchester Cathedral', in The Archaeology of Cathedrals, ed. T. Tatton-Brown and J. Munby, Oxford University Committee for Archaeology, Monograph No. 42 (Oxford, 1966), pp. 135-51.

1997

• 'A hitherto undeciphered inscription from Winchester Cathedral Retrochoir', Winchester Cathedral Record 66 (1997), 27-30.

1998

• 'The setting of the cult of St Edmund at Bury St Edmunds, 1095-1538', in Medieval Art, Architecture, Archaeology, and Economy at Bury St Edmunds, British Archaeological Association Conference Transactions, 20 (1998) 34-44.
• 'The architectural influence of the cult of saints in the early medieval West', in Medieval City and its Ecclesiastical Topography, Papers of the Institute for Medieval Christian Culture, i, ed. A. L. Batalov and L. A. Beliaev (Moscow, 1988), 116-26.
• 'Winchester Cathedral and the Black Death', in The Black Death in Wessex, ed. T. Beaumont James, The Hatcher Review, vol. V, No. 46 (Autumn, 1998), 43-9.

1999

• Entries on 'crypts', 'shrines and reliquaries, and 'Winchester' in The Blackwell Encyclopaedia of Anglo-Saxon England, ed. M. Lapidge, J. Blair, S. Keynes, and D. Scragg (Oxford, 1999).
• 'The Lady Chapel crypt, preliminary findings', Winchester Cathedral Record 68 (1999), 24-31.
• 'The Rufus tomb in Winchester Cathedral', Antiquaries Journal, 79 (1999), 187-212.
• Review of Cathedral Shrines of Medieval England (Woodbridge, 1998), in Medieval Archaeology 43 (1999), 313-14.

2000

• 'The Nave Vault : Design and Sculpture', Winchester Cathedral Record 69 (2000), 10-20.

2001

• 'More on the Nave high vault', Winchester Cathedral Record 70 (2001), 48-8.

2002

• 'Reconstructing the Lesser Hall: an interim report from the Medieval Palace of Westminster Research Project' (with Roland B. Harris), in Housing Parliament: Dublin, Edinburgh and Westminster, ed. Clyve Jones and Sean Kelsey, 22-61. ISBN 0-7486-1666-7 (Edinburgh, 2002).
• 'The Income Book and the Canons' Houses at Windsor, 1660-1830', in Medieval Archaeology, Art and architecture at Windsor, ed. Laurence Keen and Eileen Scarff, British Archaeological Conference Transactions, xxv (2002), 238-46
• 'New Light on the History of St Mary's Church, Old Basing, Hampshire: an Incised Design for a Post-Medieval Window'. Journal of the British Archaeological Association 154 for 2001 (2002), 92-133.
• 'Bishops and base crucks: Fourteenth-century timber halls in England and their carpentry', in The Seigneurial Residence in Western Europe, A.D. c. 800-1600, ed. Gwyn Meirion-Jones, Edward Impey, and Michael Jones. BAR International Series 1088 (Oxford, 2002), [ISBN 1 84171 466 6], pp. 89-100.
• 'The Enshrinement of local saints in Francia and England' in Local saints and Local Churches in the Early Medieval West, ed. Alan Thacker and Richard Sharpe (Oxford, OUP, 2002), 189-224.
• 'The Archaeologist's Report', Winchester Cathedral Record 71 (2002), 9-11.

2003

• 'True Aisled and Aisle-Derivative Halls in Hampshire', in Edward Roberts, with contributions by John Crook, Linda Halls, & Daniel Miles, Hampshire Houses 1250-1700 ; their Dating and Development, Hampshire County Council ([Winchester]. 2003). pp. 2-14. ISBN 1859756336
• Sections on 'St Swithun in the Historians', in M. Lapidge, The Cult of St Swithun, Winchester Studies 4.ii (Oxford, 2003), 165-178. ISBN 0-19-813183-6.
• 'Early Historians of Winchester Cathedral', Hampshire Studies: Proceedings of the Hampshire Field Club and Archaeological Society 58 (2003), 226-41. ISSN 1368-2709.
• 'The Archaeologist's Report', Winchester Cathedral Record 72 (2003), 7-9.
• 'The Provenance of two twelfth-century Winchester Cathedral capitals rediscovered', Winchester Cathedral Record 72 (2003), 22-5.

2004

• 'No. 10, The Close, Winchester', Hampshire Field Club and Archaeological Society Newsletter 41 (Spring 2004), 20-22.
• 'Vir Optimus Wlfstanus': The post-Conquest commemoration of Wulfstan, Archbishop of York, at Ely Cathedral', in Wulfstan, Archbishop of York. Proc. of the Second Alcuin Conference. Studies in the Early Middle Ages, vol. 10, ed. Matthew Townend (Tournhout, Brepols, 2004), pp. 501-24. ISBN 2-503-52224-6.
• 'The Physical setting of the cult of St Wulfstan', in St Wulfstan and his World, Studies in Early Medieval Britain, vol. 4, ed. Julia S. Barrow and N. P. Brooks (Aldershot, Ashgate Publishing Ltd, 2004). ISBN 0 7546 0802 6, pp. 189-217.
• Entry for 'William Walker' in The Oxford Dictionary of National Biography.
• 'The Mortuary chests and the bones of Archbishop Stigand', Winchester Cathedral Record 73 (2004), 20-31.
• 'The Archaeologist's Report', Winchester Cathedral Record 73 (2004), 9-10.

2005

• 'The Archaeologist's Report', Winchester Cathedral Record 74 (2005), 6-9.
• Review of Richard Marks, Image and Devotion in Late Medieval England (Sutton Publishing, 2004). Medieval Archaeology xlix (2005), 493-4.

2006

• 'The Medieval shrines of Rochester Cathedral', in Rochester: Medieval Art, Architecture and Archaeology ed. T. Ayers and T. Tatton-Brown, British Archaeological Conference Transactions xxviii, pp. 114-129.
• 'The Archaeologist's Report', Winchester Cathedral Record 75 (2006), 7-8.

2007

• 'The Archaeologist's Report', Winchester Cathedral Record 76 (2007), 6.
• Review of W. Rodwell and G. Leighton (eds.), Architectural Records of Wells by John Carter F.S.A. 1784-1804, Somerset Record Society 92 (2006). Southern History 29 (2007), 138-9.

2008

• 'St John's Chapel', in The White Tower, ed. Edward Impey, Yale University Press/Historic Royal Palaces (New Haven and London, 2008), chapter 3, pp. 94-123.
• 'The Archaeologist's Report', Winchester Cathedral Record 77 (2008), 5-6.
• 'The tomb of Prior Hunton in St James's Church, Hunton, Hants, and the burials in the Lady chapel of Winchester Cathedral', Hampshire Studies: Proceedings of the Hampshire Field Club and Archaeological Society 63 (2008), 9-36. ISSN 1368-2709.

2009

• 'The Archaeologist's Report', Winchester Cathedral Record 78 (2009), 7-10.

2010

• 'Winchester', in M. Bullen, J. Crook, R. Hubbuck, and N. Pevsner Hampshire : Winchester and the North, The Buildings of England, Yale University Press (London, 2010), 557-725.
• 'The Romanesque West Front of Winchester Cathedral', in Intersections : The Archaeology and History of Christianity in England, 400-1200. Papers in honour of Martin Biddle and Birthe Kjølbye-Biddle, ed. M. Henig and N. Ramsay, Archaeopress (Oxford, 2010), 219-35.
• 'The Archaeologist's Report', Winchester Cathedral Record 79 (2010), 5-9.

2011

• 'The Archaeologist's Report', Winchester Cathedral Record 80 (2011), 5-7.
• 'New Minster and the move to Hyde Abbey in 1110', Winchester Cathedral Record 80 (2011), 8-15.

2012

• 'The Archaeologist's Report : The Font Platform', Winchester Cathedral Record 81 (2012), 7-10.
• 'Archaeological Discoveries in Canons' Cloister', Annual Review of the Friends of St George & Descendants of the Knights of the Garter, vol. ix, No. 3, 153-59.
• 'Dressed in Red and Black : St Cross Hospital, Winchester, Hampshire', Country Life vol. ccvi, No. 50, December 12/19 2012, 70-76.

2013

• 'Collegiate Comfort: Canons' Cloister, St George's, Windsor', Country Life, vol. ccvii, No. 20, 15 May 2013, 78-82.

2015

• 'The Romanesque Apse of Norwich Cathedral: A Re-examination of the Bishop's Throne Platform and its Supposed Relic Niche', in Norwich: Medieval and Early Modern Art, Architecture and Archaeology ed. T. A. Heslop and Helen E. Lunnon, British Archaeological Association Conference Transactions xxviii, 75-95.
• 'Witness from on High' [An account of the presbytery vault bosses, Winchester Cathedral], in History Today, vol. 65, issue 10, October 2015, 3-4.
• 'Exciting Stories from the Past' [The Cathedral Archaeologist's Report], Winchester Cathedral Record 84 (2015), 18-20.
• 'An Introduction to the Topography of the Medieval Palace of Westminster', in Westminster : II. The Art, Architecture and Archaeology of the Royal Palace, ed. Warwick Rodwell and Tim Tatton-Brown, British Archaeological Association Conference Transactions xxxix, pt. ii, 1-21.

2016

• 'The Evolution of capitals in early post-Conquest architecture as evidence for the completion date of the White Tower', in Castles and the Anglo-Norman World, Proceedings of a Conference held at Norwich Castle in 2021, ed. John A. Davies, Angela Riley, Jean-Marie Levesque, and Charlotte Lapiche (Oxford, 2016), 271-9

2017

• 'Saving Westminster: Finding the Medieval Westminster Palace', British Archaeology, May-June 2017, 36-38.

2021

• 'The Architectural Heritage of Bishop Henry of Blois at Winchester Cathedral', in Henry of Blois : New Interpretations, ed. William Kynan-Wilson and John Munns (Oxford, 2021), 93-117.
• 'Building Materials and Artefacts: Architectural Fragments', in K. Qualmann, G. Scobie, and J. Zant, Excavations at Hyde Abbey, Winchester, 1972-1999, ed. Patrick Ottaway (Winchester, Hants Cultural Trust, 2021), 195-212.