Six English Towns S01 E01 Chichester, Sussex

At Chichester the local stone was flint; the Romans used it for the city walls, and it is still being used today. The cathedral is mainly built of imported limestone from Caen in Normandy, while the Georgian houses with their fan-lights and doorways - ' Chichester's special delight' - are built from some of the finest brick in the country. All in all, ' a perfect pattern of English building'.