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Return of the colours of the South and North Staffordshire Regiments, Lichfield Cathedral

Rouen Cathedral

Pencil and watercolour drawing by Great Haywood born sculptor and artist Samuel Peploe Wood (1827-1873). A view of the west front of Rouens Cathedral, drawn during one of Samuel's visits to France.

South Aisle, Lichfield Cathedral

Looking west along the South Aisle of the Nave of Lichfield Cathedral. Photograph by the Rev. C.F.L. Barnwell (1853-1933) who was Vicar of Stramshall from 1879 to 1933, and who was a keen amateur historian ...

South Choir Aisle, Lichfield Cathedral

Looking west along the South Choir Aisle of Lichfield Cathedral. Photograph by the Rev. C.F.L. Barnwell (1853-1933) who was Vicar of Stramshall from 1879 to 1933, and who was a keen amateur historian ...

South door, Lichfield Cathedral

The mid-13th century twin portal to the south transept of Lichfield Cathedral. In 700 AD a wooden Cathedral was built on the site of the present one, to house the body of St. Chad, and to provide ...

Statue of the Virgin Mary on door of Cathedral, Lichfield

The Choir, Lichfield Cathedral

The Choir, looking west, Lichfield Cathedral. Dividing the Choir from the Nave is the Crossing Screen designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott and made by Francis Skidmore of Coventry in 1859-63. Photograph ...

The Garden of Remembrance, Lichfield

The Garden of Remembrance was laid out in 1920 as a memorial to those who died in 1914-18. The three spires of Lichfield Cathedral, often referred to as 'the Ladies of the Vale', can be seen in the ...

The Nave, Lichfield Cathedral

Looking east along the Nave of Lichfield Cathedral. Photograph by the Rev. C.F.L. Barnwell (1853-1933) who was Vicar of Stramshall from 1879 to 1933, and who was a keen amateur historian and photographer....

The New Post Office, Bird Street, Lichfield

This postcard view looks north-west along Bird Street with the ‘New’ Post Office on the right. In the background are the spires of Lichfield Cathedral. he Post Office closed in early 1968. The Arts Centre ...

The Sleeping Children, Lichfield Cathedral

The most famous monument in Lichfield Cathedral is known as The Sleeping Children. It is a memorial to the Robinson children, Ellie Jane and Marianne, who died in 1812, soon after their father. It was ...

The Sleeping Children, Lichfield Cathedral

This postcard view shows one of the most famous monuments in Lichfield Cathedral is known as the Sleeping Children. It is a memorial to the Robinson children, Ellie Jane and Marianne, who died in 1812, ...

West front of Lichfield Cathedral

The west front of Lichfield Cathedral comprises 19th century replacements of medieval figures, showing apostles, kings, saints, and patriarchs.

West front of the Cathedral, Lichfield

In 700 AD a wooden Cathedral was built on the site of the present one, to house the body of St. Chad, and to provide facilities for the pilgrims who came to see the relics. This wooden Cathedral was replaced ...

West front, Lichfield Cathedral

The lower part of the west front, Lichfield Cathedral. Photographer: Albert Henry Yelland.

West portal, Lichfield Cathedral

The west Portal of Lichfield Cathedral viewed from the Close. In 700 AD a wooden Cathedral was built on the site of the present one, to house the body of St. Chad, and to provide facilities for the ...

Wyrley and Essington Canal, near Lichfield

This postcard view shows a widebeam barge near to Lock number 14 on the former Wryley and Essington Canal. Lock 14 was one of a series of locks on the canal between Wall Lane and Fosseway Lane near Lichfield. ...