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.
Aliases (3)
Statements (48)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
Anglican cathedral
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Grade I listed building → medieval cathedral → |
| architecturalStyle |
Decorated Gothic
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Gothic → Perpendicular Gothic → |
| category |
Cathedrals in the West Midlands
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Church of England cathedrals → Gothic cathedrals in England → |
| clergyTitle |
Bishop of Lichfield
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Dean of Lichfield → |
| completedIn |
14th century
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| constructionStart |
12th century
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| country |
England
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| damagedDuring |
English Civil War
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| dedicatedTo |
St Chad
→
St Mary → |
| denomination |
Anglicanism
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| diocese |
Diocese of Lichfield
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| foundedAs |
cathedral of the Diocese of Lichfield
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| function |
place of Christian worship
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seat of the Bishop of Lichfield → tourist attraction → |
| hasChoir |
cathedral choir
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| hasFeature |
Chapter House
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close and precinct → extensive medieval sculpture → stained glass windows → |
| hasOrgan |
pipe organ
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| hasPart |
Lady Chapel
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choir → nave → three spires → transepts → west front → |
| hasRelic |
relics of St Chad (historically)
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| heritageDesignation |
Grade I listed
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| knownFor |
Gothic architecture
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richly decorated façade → three spires → |
| locatedIn |
Lichfield
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Staffordshire NERFINISHED → |
| locatedNear |
Lichfield city centre
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| material |
stone
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| notableFor |
only medieval English cathedral with three spires
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| province |
Province of Canterbury
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| rebuiltIn |
13th century
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| religiousAffiliation |
Church of England
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Referenced by (17)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
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Anna Seward
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Saint Chad → |
burialPlace |
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Erasmus Darwin House
→
Minster Pool → |
hasView |
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Minster Pool
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adjacentTo |
|
Saint Chad
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associatedWith |
|
Diocese of Lichfield
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cathedral |
|
Lichfield Cathedral
("cathedral of the Diocese of Lichfield")
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foundedAs |
|
Lichfield
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hasLandmark |
|
Lichfield Festival
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hasVenue |
|
Lichfield
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knownFor |
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Lichfield City Council
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locatedNear |
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Lichfield City railway station
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nearbyLandmark |
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Decorated Gothic
("Lichfield Cathedral west front")
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notableExample |
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Anna Seward
("The Close, Lichfield Cathedral")
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residence |
|
Lichfield Festival
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significantVenue |
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Diocese of Lichfield
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usesCathedralAsMotherChurch |