St Phillip’s Cathedral (CoE) in central Birmingham, England.

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St. Philip’s Cathedral, Birmingham, England.

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St Philip’s Cathedral, Birmingham.

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Statue of Charles Gore outside St. Philip’s Cathedral - Birmingham , England, where he was its first bishop.

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The east end of St Philip’s Church in Birmingham, England (now Birmingham’s Anglican cathedral) from Vitruvius Britannicus (c.1725).

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St Philip’s Cathedral in Birmingham

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Birmingham Cathedral. Baroque cathedral, obelisk and churchyard taken from the south east. The cathedral contains famous windows by Burne-Jones.

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Numbers 11-14 St Paul’s Square, all Grade II listed buildings. These are 18th and 19th century properties that overlook St Paul’s Square in the Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham, England.

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Numbers 4 (Music Works) and 3 (The Jam House) St Paul’s Square, in the Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham, England. Both Grade II listed buildings .

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This is the St Paul’s Place development in Birmingham, England. By Chord Developments, it involves the refurbishment of the Thomas Walker plc factory and overlooks St Paul’s Square. The front has been uncovered.

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