In 'A B C of Gothic Architecture', John Henry Parker provides an accessible introduction to the subject for readers of all ages. With a focus on simplicity and ease of understanding, Parker presents examples from well-known historical instances to teach readers about the various characteristics of each Gothic architecture period. From the Early Norman Period to the Perpendicular Style, Parker covers all periods of Gothic architecture and their corresponding features. With this knowledge, readers will not only understand Gothic architecture in England but all over Europe as well. This book serves as a stepping-stone for those interested in delving deeper into the subject.