Learn about the origins of our magnificent Grand Organ, and find the specifications of our other organs.

Take action as a local faith community to care for our common home, through local campaigning, eco awards and more. 

With 24/7 security protocols, well-trained staff and ongoing collaboration with local police and security organisations, St Paul’s is committed to keeping its visitors safe.

Understand the criteria for those who wish to be married, baptised or confirmed at St Paul's, and what next steps to take if you or a family member are eligible.

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

One of the first major texts to be dedicated to a single building, Dugdale’s carefully-researched tome was brought to life by a Bohemian artist's drawings.

These indentures – that detail agreements between King Henry VII and clergy – are made unique by their clever jigsaw-puzzle design.

Learn about the monument to John Moore (1761-1809). 

A painting commissioned by the Imperial Society of Knight’s Bachelor brings a contemporary take on a well-known moment in the life of St Martin.

Explore the history of the St Paul's Watch and their activities during the Second World War.   

This royal charter is the earliest surviving item within the Cathedral Archives, dating from July 1099/1100. Written in Latin, it provides confirmation from King William II to the canons of St Paul’s of their rights of jurisdiction over their property. 

Our learning library for schools pulls together all our relevant films and activities for children and young people.

In 2017, a memorial service was held at St Paul’s for victims of the Grenfell Fire – the worst residential fire in the UK since World War II.

Explore Christian spirituality, faith and social justice with our unique library of films, podcasts, panel discussions and specially-commissioned reflections.

This beautifully sculpted marble figure of Christ was once the centrepiece of an elaborate reredos (a decorated screen) that stood behind the Cathedral’s High Altar. 

Learn about St Paul's mission and purpose, the structure of our organisation and how we make decisions.

It is a common myth that St Paul’s escaped damage during the Blitz, but in fact the Cathedral was to endure two direct hits by high explosives during the Second World War.