Westminster Cathedral
Located in Westminster, Greater London. Built 1895–1903. Diocese of Westminster. Grade I. Neo-Byzantine style.
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Located in Westminster, Greater London. Built 1895–1903. Diocese of Westminster. Grade I. Neo-Byzantine style.
Located in Truro, Cornwall. Built 1880–1910. Diocese of Truro. Grade I. Gothic Revival style.
Located in St Albans, Hertfordshire. Built 1077–88 Norman core; later medieval work; west front rebuilt 1890s. Diocese of St Albans. Grade I. Norman; Early English; Decorated; Victorian restoration style.
Located in Southwell, Nottinghamshire. Built Norman nave and towers c.1108–c.1150; choir c.1234–60; chapter house 1290–1300. Diocese of Southwell and Nottingham. Grade I. Romanesque, Early English and Decorated style.
Located in Shrewsbury, Shropshire. Built 1852–56. Diocese of Shrewsbury. Grade II*. Gothic Revival style.
Located in Sheffield, Yorkshire. Built 1846–50; Munster Lady Chapel 1878–79; cathedral from 1980. Diocese of Hallam. Grade II*. Gothic Revival (Decorated / Middle Pointed) style.
Located in Sheffield, Yorkshire. Built From c.1200; largely C15; nave remodelled 1790–1805; restored 1841; transepts and west end 1880; narthex 1960–66. Diocese of Sheffield. Grade I. Perpendicular with later Gothic additions style.
Located in Salisbury, Wiltshire. Built Foundations 28 April 1220; body completed by 1266; cloisters and chapter house c.1270–79; tower and spire after 1330. Diocese of Salisbury. Grade I. Early English Gothic style.
Located in Portsmouth, Hampshire. Built 1877–81; crossing 1886; chancel 1893; west front and bell turrets 1906. Diocese of Portsmouth. Grade II. Decorated Gothic Revival style.
Located in Plymouth, Devon. Built 1856–58; tower and spire 1866; reordered 1920–27 and later. Diocese of Plymouth. Grade II. Early English Gothic Revival style.
Located in Northampton, Northamptonshire. Built 1844; nave and aisles 1863; crossing, transepts and chancel 1948–55. Diocese of Northampton. Grade II. Decorated Gothic Revival style.
Located in Newry, County Down. Built 1825–29; transepts and tower 1888–90; sanctuary and west front 1904–09. Diocese of Dromore. Grade A. Gothic Revival style.