Cathedral Treasures

Let’s get straight to it. The winner of our Cathedral Treasures competition is The Leaves of Southwell. The Leaves of Southwell – Southwell

We can now reveal the Cathedral Treasure that came second on our Cathedral Treasures competition. The competition to find Britain’s favourite

The results of the Cathedral Treasure competition are in. Here is the third place. Britain’s Got Treasures – say hello to our

There are just days left for people to vote to choose their favourite Cathedral Treasure in our #CathedralTreasures winter campaign. Have you

Cathedral Treasure, Finalist Number 10, the final finalist. Lavish medieval Bible produced on site and still in use, Winchester Bible, 1150-1175

Cathedral Treasure, Finalist Number 9. Tempus fugit: time flies at Wells Cathedral, Astronomical Clock (c, 1390)   There are 10 finalists in

Cathedral Treasure, Finalist Number 8. Flowering of naturalistic craftsmanship, Leaves of Southwell – Southwell Minster. Sir Nikolaus

Cathedral Treasure, Finalist Number 7. Remarkable decor from the thirteenth century, the Nave Ceiling at Peterborough Cathedral. The nave ceiling

Cathedral Treasure, Finalist Number 6. Angel in waiting: hidden for nearly a millennium, the Lichfield Angel (c.800) There are 10 finalists in

Cathedral Treasure, Finalist Number 5. Fan vaulting: a Gloucester invention – Gloucester Cathedral   There are 10 finalists in our

Cathedral Treasure, Finalist Number 4. A gateway to heaven. The Prior’s Door at Ely Cathedral There are 10 finalists in our Cathedral

Cathedral Treasure, Finalist Number 3 A masterpiece from the dawn of the Industrial Revolution Bakewell Screen (commissioned 1722, installed by

Cathedral Treasure, Finalist Number 2 Venerated place of pilgrimage and prayer to a healing saint The Shrine of St Frideswide at Christ Church

Cathedral Treasure, Finalist Number 1 Canterbury Cathedral’s Portable Sundial (10th Century) There are 10 finalists in our Cathedral