Abbey of St Albans

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The Abbey of St Albans is a historic English Benedictine monastery and later cathedral built to honor Britain’s first Christian martyr, Saint Alban, and a major medieval center of pilgrimage and learning.

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Label Occurrences
Abbey of St Albans canonical 2
St Albans Abbey 1

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Benedictine monastery
cathedral
church building
affiliationAfterReformation Anglican
associatedWith Matthew Paris NERFINISHED
medieval chroniclers
country England
dedicatedTo Saint Alban NERFINISHED
denomination Church of England
Roman Catholicism
surface form: Roman Catholic Church
diocese Diocese of St Albans NERFINISHED
elevatedToCathedralInCentury 19th century
elevatedToCathedralYear 1877
foundedAs Benedictine monastery
foundedBy King Offa NERFINISHED
Offa of Mercia NERFINISHED
foundedInCentury 8th century
function cathedral church
pilgrimage site
place of worship
hasArchitecturalStyle Gothic architecture NERFINISHED
Romanesque architecture NERFINISHED
hasFeature cloister (remains)
crossing tower
long nave
medieval wall paintings
shrine chapel of Saint Alban
hasRelic relics of Saint Alban NERFINISHED
heritageDesignation Grade I listed building
knownFor Romanesque and Gothic architecture
center of learning
medieval chronicles
medieval pilgrimage
monastic scriptorium
shrine of Saint Alban NERFINISHED
languageOfLiturgicalUse English
Latin (historical)
locatedIn Hertfordshire
St Albans NERFINISHED
United Kingdom
locatedNear site of Roman Verulamium
namedAfter Saint Alban NERFINISHED
partOf City and District of St Albans NERFINISHED
religiousOrder Benedictines NERFINISHED
status active cathedral
usedFor Christian worship
cultural events
tourism

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Saint Alban associatedWithPlace Abbey of St Albans
Sopwell Nunnery ruins foundedBy Abbey of St Albans
Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester burialPlace Abbey of St Albans
this entity surface form: St Albans Abbey