Sunken Cathedral

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Sunken Cathedral

Taken from

Quin, Liam R E: “An Afternoon in Oxford”

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Notes:

This monument commemorates (I think) Thomas Cramner, and is popularly known (I was told) as a “sunken cathedral” because it looks a little as if it’s a spire. It is properly called the Martyr’s Memorial, and was designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott, built in 1843 and restored in 2003.

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Oxford, Oxfordshire, England

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