Cathedral of the Holy Trinity, Chichester, West Sussex - 17th April 2007

Rated by Nikolaus Pevsner as the 'most typical English Cathedral'.   The spire is reputed to be the only cathedral in England visible from the sea.

The cathedral was founded in 1075, after the bishop's seat was moved to Chichester from nearby Selsey.

Chichester Cathedral - 17th April 2007 - MTC

It has a separate mediaeval bell tower.

Chichester Cathedral - 17th April 2007 - MTC

This attractive window is in the cloisters and depicts St Nicholas and St Richard, Bishop of Chichester.  It was 'given by a wayfarer' in 1908.

Chichester Cathedral - 17th April 2007 - MTC

Here is a view of the cathedral from the south west with the cloisters heading off to the south.

Chichester Cathedral - 17th April 2007 - MTC

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