Derby Cathedral

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Anglican cathedral cathedral church church building historic landmark

Derby Cathedral is an Anglican cathedral and historic landmark in the city of Derby, notable for its distinctive tower and role as the seat of the Bishop of Derby.

Aliases (3)

All Saints Church, Derby ×2
Cathedral Church of All Saints, Derby ×1
Derby Cathedral tower ×1

Statements (45)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Anglican cathedral → cathedral church → church building → historic landmark →
architecturalStyle	Classical → Perpendicular Gothic →
category	Cathedrals in the East Midlands → Church of England cathedrals → Grade I listed cathedrals in England →
city	Derby →
coordinateLocation	52.924°N 1.476°W →
country	England →
dedicatedTo	All Saints →
denomination	Church of England →
diocese	Diocese of Derby →
ecclesiasticalProvince	Province of Canterbury →
formerName	All Saints Church, Derby →
function	cathedral church → parish church →
governedBy	Chapter of Derby Cathedral →
hasFeature	choir stalls → ring of bells → stained glass windows →
hasOrgan	pipe organ →
hasPart	Derby Cathedral tower →
hasWebsite	https://derbycathedral.org →
heritageDesignation	Grade I listed building →
heritageRegister	National Heritage List for England →
isSeatOf	Bishop of Derby →
locatedIn	Derby →
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory	Derbyshire →
locatedInCountry	United Kingdom →
materialUsed	stone →
notableFor	distinctive tower → historic significance in Derby → role as seat of the Bishop of Derby →
ownedBy	Diocese of Derby →
region	East Midlands →
religion	Anglicanism →
towerHeight	approximately 65 metres →
usedFor	Anglican liturgy → Christian worship → civic ceremonies → concerts → tourism →

Referenced by (9)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Diocese of Derby → Diocese of Derby ("Cathedral Church of All Saints, Derby") →	cathedral
Derby → Derby, Derbyshire, England →	hasCathedral
William Cavendish, 2nd Duke of Devonshire ("All Saints Church, Derby") →	burialPlace
Diocese of Derby →	episcopalSee
Derby Cathedral ("All Saints Church, Derby") →	formerName
Derby Cathedral ("Derby Cathedral tower") →	hasPart
Derby Silk Mill →	near