The movement to consciously revive the Gothic style became fashionable in England from c.1750 and later in the rest of Europe and America. In the 19th century it was the accepted style for churches and popular for public buildings.
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- The Arts Centre of Christchurch, New Zealand Housed in the former Canterbury College, a Gothic Revival complex designed by Benjamin Mountfort and Samuel Seagar. The official site gives photographs, history, description and brief biographies of the architects.
- Wikipedia: Gothic Revival Architecture An illustrated description and history of the style.
- The National Trust: Tyntesfield Overview, pictorial tour and history of a gothic Victorian mansion set in a 500 acre estate. Includes details for booking a visit.
- V&A Museum: Gothic Revival Style Guide A brief introduction to Gothic Revival style, key characteristics, people and buildings.
- YouTube: Gothic Revival - Design in a Nutshell A short introductory video to the Gothic Revival style from the Open University