David Pepin is a retired primary school teacher. An Anglican by tradition and practice and a keen ecumenist, he is involved with several inter-denominational concerns. He is also a local preacher in the Methodist Church.

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• INTRODUCTION WHAT IS A CATHEDRAL? ARCHITECTURE: It Was Not Built in a Day; Saxon Romanesque Architecture; Norman Architecture; Early English Gothic; Mid-Gothic or Decorated; Late Gothic – The Perpendicular Style; The Renaissance to The Gothic Revival; The Twentieth Century; Glass, Stone and WoodANGLICAN CATHEDRALS OF ENGLAND AND WALES: Bangor; Birmingham; Blackburn; Bradford; Brecon; Bristol; Canterbury; Carlisle; Chelmsford; Chester; Chichester; Coventry; Derby; Durham; Ely; Exeter; Gloucester; Guildford; Hereford; Leicester; Lichfield; Lincoln; Liverpool; Llandaff; London (St Paul’s); Manchester; Newcastle; Newport; Norwich; Oxford; Peel; Peterborough; Portsmouth; Ripon; Rochester; St Albans; St Asaph; St David’s; St Edmundsbury; Salisbury; Sheffield; Southwark; Southwell; Truro; Wakefield; Wells; Winchester; Worcester; YorkROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRALS OF ENGLAND AND WALES: Aldershot; Arundel; Birmingham; Brentwood; Cardiff; Clifton; Lancaster; Leeds; Liverpool; Middlesbrough; Newcastle Upon Tyne; Northampton; Norwich; Nottingham; Plymouth; Portsmouth; Salford; Sheffield; Shrewsbury; Southwark; Swansea; Westminster; Wrexham CATHEDRALS OF SCOTLAND:CATHEDRALS OF FORMER TIMES: Aberdeen; Birnie; Brechin; Dornoch; Dunblane; Dunkeld; Edinburgh; Elgin; Fortrose; Glasgow; Iona; Kirkwall; St Andrews; SpynieCATHEDRALS OF THE SCOTTISH EPISCOPAL CHURCH: Aberdeen; Dundee; Edinburgh; Glasgow; Inverness; Millport; PerthROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRALS: Aberdeen; Ayr; Dundee; Edinburgh; Glasgow; Motherwell; Oban; PaisleyFURTHER READING AND USEFUL CONTACTSPICTURE CREDITSINDEX

David Pepin is a retired primary school teacher. An Anglican by tradition and practice and a keen ecumenist, he is involved with several inter-denominational concerns. He is also a local preacher in the Methodist Church.

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• INTRODUCTION WHAT IS A CATHEDRAL? ARCHITECTURE: It Was Not Built in a Day; Saxon Romanesque Architecture; Norman Architecture; Early English Gothic; Mid-Gothic or Decorated; Late Gothic – The Perpendicular Style; The Renaissance to The Gothic Revival; The Twentieth Century; Glass, Stone and WoodANGLICAN CATHEDRALS OF ENGLAND AND WALES: Bangor; Birmingham; Blackburn; Bradford; Brecon; Bristol; Canterbury; Carlisle; Chelmsford; Chester; Chichester; Coventry; Derby; Durham; Ely; Exeter; Gloucester; Guildford; Hereford; Leicester; Lichfield; Lincoln; Liverpool; Llandaff; London (St Paul’s); Manchester; Newcastle; Newport; Norwich; Oxford; Peel; Peterborough; Portsmouth; Ripon; Rochester; St Albans; St Asaph; St David’s; St Edmundsbury; Salisbury; Sheffield; Southwark; Southwell; Truro; Wakefield; Wells; Winchester; Worcester; YorkROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRALS OF ENGLAND AND WALES: Aldershot; Arundel; Birmingham; Brentwood; Cardiff; Clifton; Lancaster; Leeds; Liverpool; Middlesbrough; Newcastle Upon Tyne; Northampton; Norwich; Nottingham; Plymouth; Portsmouth; Salford; Sheffield; Shrewsbury; Southwark; Swansea; Westminster; Wrexham CATHEDRALS OF SCOTLAND:CATHEDRALS OF FORMER TIMES: Aberdeen; Birnie; Brechin; Dornoch; Dunblane; Dunkeld; Edinburgh; Elgin; Fortrose; Glasgow; Iona; Kirkwall; St Andrews; SpynieCATHEDRALS OF THE SCOTTISH EPISCOPAL CHURCH: Aberdeen; Dundee; Edinburgh; Glasgow; Inverness; Millport; PerthROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRALS: Aberdeen; Ayr; Dundee; Edinburgh; Glasgow; Motherwell; Oban; PaisleyFURTHER READING AND USEFUL CONTACTSPICTURE CREDITSINDEX

David Pepin is a retired primary school teacher. An Anglican by tradition and practice and a keen ecumenist, he is involved with several inter-denominational concerns. He is also a local preacher in the Methodist Church.

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• INTRODUCTION WHAT IS A CATHEDRAL? ARCHITECTURE: It Was Not Built in a Day; Saxon Romanesque Architecture; Norman Architecture; Early English Gothic; Mid-Gothic or Decorated; Late Gothic – The Perpendicular Style; The Renaissance to The Gothic Revival; The Twentieth Century; Glass, Stone and WoodANGLICAN CATHEDRALS OF ENGLAND AND WALES: Bangor; Birmingham; Blackburn; Bradford; Brecon; Bristol; Canterbury; Carlisle; Chelmsford; Chester; Chichester; Coventry; Derby; Durham; Ely; Exeter; Gloucester; Guildford; Hereford; Leicester; Lichfield; Lincoln; Liverpool; Llandaff; London (St Paul’s); Manchester; Newcastle; Newport; Norwich; Oxford; Peel; Peterborough; Portsmouth; Ripon; Rochester; St Albans; St Asaph; St David’s; St Edmundsbury; Salisbury; Sheffield; Southwark; Southwell; Truro; Wakefield; Wells; Winchester; Worcester; YorkROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRALS OF ENGLAND AND WALES: Aldershot; Arundel; Birmingham; Brentwood; Cardiff; Clifton; Lancaster; Leeds; Liverpool; Middlesbrough; Newcastle Upon Tyne; Northampton; Norwich; Nottingham; Plymouth; Portsmouth; Salford; Sheffield; Shrewsbury; Southwark; Swansea; Westminster; Wrexham CATHEDRALS OF SCOTLAND:CATHEDRALS OF FORMER TIMES: Aberdeen; Birnie; Brechin; Dornoch; Dunblane; Dunkeld; Edinburgh; Elgin; Fortrose; Glasgow; Iona; Kirkwall; St Andrews; SpynieCATHEDRALS OF THE SCOTTISH EPISCOPAL CHURCH: Aberdeen; Dundee; Edinburgh; Glasgow; Inverness; Millport; PerthROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRALS: Aberdeen; Ayr; Dundee; Edinburgh; Glasgow; Motherwell; Oban; PaisleyFURTHER READING AND USEFUL CONTACTSPICTURE CREDITSINDEX