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Building commenced in 1076 and the cathedral was consecrated in 1108. It is located in the centre of Chichester and is famous for its modern art, which includes works by Chagall, Piper, Sutherland and Jackson. It is also unique in Britain for having a seperate bell tower. Other popular draws are the Peregrin Falcons that nest on the spire and the Biennual Festival of Flowers.
Chichester Cathedral Images
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Well done James - you have so many beautiful pictures of this wonderful building in your pf. So glad you have put some of the best together to build a picture of what can be found in the Cathedral. It might also help to know when the last Festival of Flowers was held
Helen
Thanks Helen,
The Festival of Flowers is held every even year on the summer term half term holiday. The last one was 29th, 30th, 31st May 2010. THe choice of when it is is dictated by the fact that we use the Probendal School's classrooms to store some of the furniture that we take out of the building. Interstingly, the flower order for this festival is reckoned to be one of the largest single orders in Europe.
This link is to some more pictures taken in and around the cathedral.
All the best,
James
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