Sheffield Cathedral
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James Billings.
Shoot with care
As a Cathedral in active use, you should take care when walking around taking pictures. Don't take photographs during services
About this spot
The Church of St. Peter and St. Paul was only elevated to Cathedral status in 1914 when the Diocese of Sheffield came into being. The church itself dates from much earlier of course, with the earliest parts of the building dating to around 1200 - however it's been added to and modified over the years, with the most recent changes completed in 1966 with further refurbishments since then.
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