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The Unknown Cathedral
Lesser known aspects of St Magnus Cathedral....
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The Unknown Cathedral
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Lesser known aspects of St Magnus Cathedral.
Edited by Steve Callaghan and Bryce Wilson.
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St Magnus Cathedral in Orkney is a remarkable survival of medieval Church architecture. This book explores the story of the building and the people involved with it, the ways it has changed over the centuries, and the less obvious delights of its structure and contents.
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