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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.
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.
Following in Wren’s footsteps, architect Francis Crammer Penrose made some major changes to the Cathedral – and, after his death, helped modern archaeologists uncover our history.
The Great Fire of 1666 destroyed hundreds of manuscripts, with this book of psalms one of the only surviving artefacts.
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.
Find out what’s coming up at the Cathedral and online in events exploring Christian faith and spirituality, art and history, and contemporary issues.
Sightseeing tours and talks
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Get to know the fascinating figures in our history – and the story of how the Cathedral was built – with our guided tours and introductory talks.
Read leading Christian writers reflecting on how we can live our faith now.