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The Wells Cathedral is situated in the United Kingdom in Somerset. Should one live in the United Kingdom, one can take a guided bus tour to this lovely Cathedral. For those living outside of the United Kingdom, a travel agent would be able to put a package together to see the Cathedral.
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How old is Wells Cathedral?
Wells Cathedral was built between 1175 and 1490
When was Wells Cathedral School created?
Wells Cathedral School was created in 909.
What is the name of a small city in somerset which is the site of a 12th century cathedral?
i think that it is Wells cathedral i think that it is Wells cathedral
What has the author C M Church written?
C. M. Church has written: 'Wells cathedral' -- subject(s): Wells Cathedral
What is the oldest clock in the UK?
salisbury Cathedral, 1386; wells Cathedral, 1390.
What has the author Richard H Malden written?
Richard H. Malden has written: 'The story of Wells Cathedral' -- subject(s): Wells Cathedral
What is Wells Cathedral School's motto?
The motto of St Andrew's Cathedral School is 'The Way of the Cross is the Way of Light'.
What is the smallest English city to have a cathedral?
The City of Wells, in Somerset.
What has the author Hugh Parnell written?
Hugh Parnell has written: 'The Chapel of the Vicars' Close, Wells' -- subject(s): Wells Cathedral
Was the Kingsbridge Cathedral standing in 2010?
The Kingsbridge Cathedral was in fact a fictional cathedral. Ken Follett based it on the two cathedrals of Wells and Salisbury to make the Kingsbridge Cathedral. In fact the Kinsgbridge that the books and T.V. miniseries "The Pillars of the Earth" were based on was fictional as well.
What has the author R P Howgrave-Graham written?
R. P. Howgrave-Graham has written: 'The cathedrals of France' 'Peter Lightfoot - Monk of Glastonbury, and, the old clock at Wells' 'The Wells clock' -- subject(s): Clocks and watches, Wells Cathedral
What has the author G H S Johnson written?
G. H. S. Johnson has written: 'A letter to the parishioners of St. Cuthbert, Wells' -- subject(s): Incumbency (Public officers), Wells Cathedral
