Cathedral Church Of The Risen Christ Collection

The scene inside Liverpool Anglican Cathedral where a service was held to commemorate victory in the Battle of the Atlantic. 24th October 1978

Tony Baker stonemason is the first stonemason to be employed full time at Liverpool Anglican Cathedral since work on the West End was completed in 1978. 15th February 1991

Men and women looking at the work being carried out on the construction of the Liverpool Anglican Cathedral, built on St Jamess Mount, Liverpool, Merseyside. 26th July 1938

Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral (left in the background) and Liverpool Anglican Cathedral, photographed from Caines Brewery. 4th February 1994

Picture showing how the Liverpool Anglican Cathedral precincts have changed from terraced houses to a new development nearing completion with houses for students and clergy. 5th February 1990

Police mounted on horses patrol the area around Liverpool Anglican Cathedral. 6th September 1989

Construction of the Liverpool Anglican Cathedral, picture shows the process ( the right top corner of the tower base) of the steel framework which will carry the bells, Merseyside. 14th June 1935

A close up view of the massive steel work which will carry the peel of bells in the tower of the Liverpool Anglican Cathedral, built on St Jamess Mount, Liverpool. 29th July 1936

The completed portion of the main building of the Liverpool Anglican Cathedral, with the Vestry Tower also approaching completion. St Jamess Mount, Liverpool. 6th December 1940

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Inside Liverpool Anglican Cathedral, a solemn service was held to commemorate the cathedral church of the risen Christ. Tony Baker, an esteemed stonemason, made history as he became the first full-time stonemason employed at Liverpool. Men and women gathered in awe, observing the intricate work being carried out on the construction of this magnificent structure. In the background stood Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral, creating a striking contrast between old and new architectural marvels. A captivating picture showcased how the precincts surrounding Liverpool Anglican Cathedral have transformed from humble terraced houses into a grand spiritual sanctuary. As police mounted on horses patrolled its surroundings, ensuring safety and tranquility for all who visited. The construction process unfolded before our eyes in another photograph; every brick carefully placed to create this monumental edifice that would stand tall for generations to come. A close-up view revealed massive steelwork designed to bear the weight of bells that would soon fill its tower with melodious chimes. Finally, we witnessed a glimpse of accomplishment as a portion of the main building reached completion. The dedication and craftsmanship poured into every detail were evident in this remarkable achievement. Tony Baker's role as an integral part of this project cannot be overstated; his expertise shaping each stone with precision and care is testament to his exceptional skillset. Liverpool Anglican Cathedral stands not only as a beacon of faith but also as a symbol of progress and transformation. From modest beginnings amidst terraced houses to becoming one of England's most iconic landmarks, it continues to inspire awe and reverence among all who visit its hallowed halls.