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Worcester Cathedral
Worcester Cathedral is the Church of England cathedral in Worcester, England, serving as the seat of the Bishop of Worcester. The building is a long medieval Gothic cross-shaped cathedral with a prominent perpendicular central tower, Norman crypt and an octagonal chapter house, containing notable funerary monuments including the tomb of King John and Prince Arthur's chantry.
First raised
AD 601
Its prime
1504
Today
Still standing
As it stood in 1504
What Worcester Cathedral looked like in its prime.
A long cruciform Gothic cathedral of warm-weathered sandstone and limestone, dominated by a tall, square perpendicular central tower with corner pinnacles and a crenellated parapet. A continuous, pitched nave roof of dark slate stretches between transepts; large traceried windows and buttressed aisles punctuate the long side elevations. The cathedral sits above a tree-lined riverbank with red-brick houses clustered at its base. Stonework shows bands of green sandstone and honey-coloured Cotswold limestone; carved pinnacles and flying buttresses define the skyline.
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10 places to explore in 1504.
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