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Monument to Granville Gower Loch

Granville Gower Loch (1813-1853)

Learn about the monument to Granville Gower Loch and the East India Company with this piece written by M Ahmedullah.

Monument to Henry Montgomery Lawrence

Sir Henry Montgomery Lawrence (1806-57)

Learn about the monument to Sir Henry Montgomery Lawrence and the East India Company, with this piece written by Ricky Singh Ahluwalia.

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The St Paul's Psalter

The Great Fire of 1666 destroyed hundreds of manuscripts, with this book of psalms one of the only surviving artefacts.

Monument to William Jones

Sir William Jones (1746-94)

Learn about the monument to Sir William Jones and the East India Company with this piece written by Alum Bati.

Monument to the Duke of Wellington

Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington (1769-1852)

Learn about the monument to Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington, and the East India Company with this piece written by Abdul Sabur Kidwai.

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Organ recitals

Our Sunday organ recitals and special concerts showcase the power of the Cathedral’s Grand Organ.

Monument to Thomas Dundas

Thomas Dundas

Learn about the monument to Thomas Dundas (1750-94).

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The Chorister Trust

The Chorister Trust fund scholarships for our Choristers, to help more children join our Cathedral choir and benefit from a first-class musical education.

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Dr Carlyle Thornton Potter: Canadian children's doctor

A profile of Carlyle Thornton Potter, a founding member of the Friends.

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St Paul’s Cathedral to welcome girls to its Choir

St Paul’s Cathedral has today announced exciting plans to welcome girl choristers to its internationally renowned Choir.

Their Majesties The King and Queen with the Dean and Bishop of London at the OBE Service

The King and Queen attend service at St Paul’s Cathedral honouring members of the Order of the British Empire

Their Majesties The King and Queen attended St Paul’s Cathedral on the 15th May, for a Service of Dedication for the Order of the British Empire.

Paula Gooder speaking at St Paul's Cathedral

I Was There: 1 - The Soldier

Biblical Scholar Dr Paula Gooder reflects on different characters who witnessed the events of Holy Week and Good Friday.

Graeme is a white man with short grey hair and a black top, seated in front of a white wall with a white framed photo behind him.

Faith and Politics

Graeme Smith reflects on Christians' involvement in politics.

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Remembering Martin Luther King

Alexandra Drakeford reflects on the philosophy of Dr Martin Luther King Jr for Black History Month.

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Architecture and decoration

Our building and its spectacular decoration have been threatened by war, fire and the forces of nature.

The wooden elliptical interior of the Remember Me inner portico is shown reading 'Remembering all who died as a result of the coronavirus pandemic'

Remember Me Memorial

Find out how to visit a memorial for those who have died as a result of COVID-19 in the UK.

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War and resistance in the Caribbean: The monuments at St Paul's

A digital trail produced in collaboration with SV2G.

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Your event at St Paul's

Widely considered to be one of the world’s most beautiful buildings, St Paul’s Cathedral is a breathtaking events venue.

Emily, a member of the Learning team, leads a tour group.

St Paul’s offers new workshop to support OCR History GCSE students

After a secondary school reached out to say they had chosen St Paul’s as their site study for the OCR History GCSE, our Learning team created a specially designed investigative workshop supporting GCSE students studying the Cathedral.

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Filming and photography

There are some simple rules we ask our visitors to follow when taking photos inside the Cathedral, to respect the privacy of others.