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St. Albans Cathedral

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St. Albans Cathedral, St Albans, AL1 1BY, United Kingdom | 01727 890210 | Website
A general view of the cathedral from the east end.
A photo of St. Albans Cathedral - an empty church
A photo of St. Albans Cathedral - the outside of a church
A photo of St. Albans Cathedral - the entrance
A general view of the cathedral from the east end.
The fabric of the oldest parts of the cathedral is made using recycled ancient Roman bricks.
A view of the full length of the nave.
Two of the remarkable medieval wall paintings, one is of the crucifixion with two people watching, and the other painting seems to be of the virgin Mary and baby Jesus.
The quire, looking eastwards, with beautiful wooden panelling.
One of the many ramps providing access all over the cathedral.
A very ancient Norman stone doorway, now leading to the modern extension on the south side of the cathedral.
The accessible toilet.
A rose window in the north transept.
A magnificent ramp.
The Lady Chapel at the eastmost end of the cathedral.
The tomb of a saint.
Another view of the rose window in the north transept, showing also the central area under the cathedral tower.
Looking straight up to the base of the tower, at the centre of the cathedral, vast Norman arches on all four sides.
A view of the nave looking westwards.
The west facade of the cathedral, an unfortunate Victorian addition, the original facade was much more in keeping with the rest of the building, as very old photos reveal.
A general view of the cathedral from its west end.

A general view of the cathedral from the east end.

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A general view of the cathedral from the east end.
A photo of St. Albans Cathedral - an empty church
A photo of St. Albans Cathedral - the outside of a church
A photo of St. Albans Cathedral - the entrance
A general view of the cathedral from the east end.
The fabric of the oldest parts of the cathedral is made using recycled ancient Roman bricks.
A view of the full length of the nave.
Two of the remarkable medieval wall paintings, one is of the crucifixion with two people watching, and the other painting seems to be of the virgin Mary and baby Jesus.
The quire, looking eastwards, with beautiful wooden panelling.
One of the many ramps providing access all over the cathedral.
A very ancient Norman stone doorway, now leading to the modern extension on the south side of the cathedral.
The accessible toilet.
A rose window in the north transept.
A magnificent ramp.
The Lady Chapel at the eastmost end of the cathedral.
The tomb of a saint.
Another view of the rose window in the north transept, showing also the central area under the cathedral tower.
Looking straight up to the base of the tower, at the centre of the cathedral, vast Norman arches on all four sides.
A view of the nave looking westwards.
The west facade of the cathedral, an unfortunate Victorian addition, the original facade was much more in keeping with the rest of the building, as very old photos reveal.
A general view of the cathedral from its west end.
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