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Wells Cathedral, Wells Somerset England, UK Royalty Free Stock Photo
Wells Cathedral, Wells Somerset England, UK Royalty Free Stock Photo
Wells Cathedral - Front Elevation, Wells, Somerset, England Royalty Free Stock Photo
Architectural detail on Wells Cathedral, Wells Somerset England, UK Royalty Free Stock Photo
Wells Cathedral, Somerset, England Royalty Free Stock Photo
Wells Cathedral, Somerset, England Royalty Free Stock Photo
Wells Cathedral, Somerset, England Royalty Free Stock Photo
The Anglican Cathedral in Wells, Somerset England
Wells Cathedral, Somerset, England Royalty Free Stock Photo
Wells Cathedral, Somerset, England Royalty Free Stock Photo
Wells Cathedral, Somerset, England Royalty Free Stock Photo
Wells Cathedral, Somerset, England Royalty Free Stock Photo
Wells Cathedral, Somerset, England Royalty Free Stock Photo
Wells Cathedral, Somerset, England Royalty Free Stock Photo
View of Wells Cathedral is in Wells, Somerset, England Royalty Free Stock Photo
Dedicated to St Andrew the Apostle, it is the seat of the Bishop of Bath and Wells, built in a gothic style from around 1175 to replace an earlier church on the site since 705. Grade I listed it has 10 Bells. It is festooned with Stained glass, carvings, misericords, monuments. an astronomical clock from 1325, and a library built between 1430 and 1508. The artist J. M. W. Turner visited Wells in 1795 making sketches and a water colour in now in the Tate gallery.


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