Lichfield Cathedral

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Lichfield Cathedral is a historic medieval Anglican cathedral in Lichfield, England, renowned for its three spires and richly decorated Gothic architecture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Anglican cathedral
Grade I listed building
medieval cathedral
architecturalStyle Decorated Gothic
Gothic
Perpendicular Gothic
category Cathedrals in the West Midlands
Church of England cathedrals
Gothic cathedrals in England
clergyTitle Bishop of Lichfield
Dean of Lichfield
completedIn 14th century
constructionStart 12th century
country England
damagedDuring English Civil War
dedicatedTo Saint Chad
surface form: St Chad

St Mary
denomination Anglicanism
diocese Diocese of Lichfield
foundedAs Lichfield Cathedral self-linksurface differs
surface form: cathedral of the Diocese of Lichfield
function place of Christian worship
seat of the Bishop of Lichfield
tourist attraction
hasChoir cathedral choir
hasFeature Chapter House
close and precinct
extensive medieval sculpture
stained glass windows
hasOrgan pipe organ
hasPart Lady Chapel
choir
nave
three spires
transepts
west front
hasRelic Saint Chad
surface form: relics of St Chad (historically)
heritageDesignation Grade I listed
knownFor Gothic architecture
richly decorated façade
three spires
locatedIn Lichfield
Staffordshire
locatedNear Lichfield city centre conservation area
surface form: Lichfield city centre
material stone
notableFor only medieval English cathedral with three spires
province Province of Canterbury
rebuiltIn 13th century
religiousAffiliation Church of England

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Lichfield, Staffordshire, England hasLandmark Lichfield Cathedral
subject surface form: Lichfield
Lichfield, Staffordshire, England knownFor Lichfield Cathedral
subject surface form: Lichfield
Anna Seward residence Lichfield Cathedral
this entity surface form: The Close, Lichfield Cathedral
Anna Seward burialPlace Lichfield Cathedral
Diocese of Lichfield cathedral Lichfield Cathedral
Saint Chad associatedWith Lichfield Cathedral
Saint Chad burialPlace Lichfield Cathedral
Minster Pool hasView Lichfield Cathedral
Minster Pool adjacentTo Lichfield Cathedral
Lichfield City railway station nearbyLandmark Lichfield Cathedral
Lichfield Festival hasVenue Lichfield Cathedral
Lichfield Festival significantVenue Lichfield Cathedral
Lichfield Cathedral foundedAs Lichfield Cathedral self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: cathedral of the Diocese of Lichfield
Decorated Gothic notableExample Lichfield Cathedral
this entity surface form: Lichfield Cathedral west front
Lichfield City Council locatedNear Lichfield Cathedral
Erasmus Darwin House hasView Lichfield Cathedral
Swan of Lichfield burialPlace Lichfield Cathedral
subject surface form: Anna Seward
cathedrals of the Church of England hasPart Lichfield Cathedral
Thomas Seward placeOfWork Lichfield Cathedral
Thomas Seward placeOfBurial Lichfield Cathedral
Lichfield hasLandmark Lichfield Cathedral
Lichfield hasReligiousBuilding Lichfield Cathedral
Province of Lichfield hasMetropolitanSee Lichfield Cathedral
Arms of the Diocese of Lichfield usedIn Lichfield Cathedral
Arms of the Diocese of Lichfield seeAlso Lichfield Cathedral
George Augustus Selwyn burialPlace Lichfield Cathedral
Archbishop of Lichfield cathedral Lichfield Cathedral
Bishop of Lichfield cathedral Lichfield Cathedral
Dam Street near Lichfield Cathedral
Lichfield Cathedral Close surrounds Lichfield Cathedral
Dean of Lichfield cathedral Lichfield Cathedral
Dean of Lichfield officeHolderOf Lichfield Cathedral
Dean of Lichfield appliesToJurisdiction Lichfield Cathedral
Dean of Lichfield seat Lichfield Cathedral
Beacon Park hasProximityTo Lichfield Cathedral