"Carlisle Cathedral: A Description of the Building and a Brief History of the Episcopal Crypt" is a book written by C. King Eley and is part of Bell's Cathedrals series. This work examines the cultural and architectural heritage of the cathedral in the city of Carlisle, and also presents the history of the episcopal hierarchy in this part of England. The author describes in detail the building features of the cathedral, talks about its architectural features and important historical events related to the church. This book is a source of valuable information for those interested in medieval church architecture and the history of Christianity in England. Thanks to the documentary background and in-depth analysis, readers will be able to better understand the importance of this cultural object and its place in the world heritage.