Saint Pauls Collection

St. Johns Cathedral London
Rolf Gasser

St. Johns London
Rolf Gasser

Millennium to St Pauls
Anthony Brigden

NYC, Manhattan, World Trade Center, Freedom Tower from Fulton Street

St Paul's Cathedral and the Millenium Bridge, London, England, UK

View over weir at River Suir towards Saint Paul's Church of Ireland, Cahir, County Tipperary, Ireland

UK, England, London, St. Pauls Cathedral and Millennium Bridge over River Thames

UK, England, London, St. Pauls Cathedral and Millennium Bridge over River Thames

UK, England, London, St. Pauls Cathedral and Millennium Bridge over River Thames

UK, England, London, St. Pauls Cathedral and Millennium Bridge over River Thames

UK, England, London, St. Pauls Cathedral and Millennium Bridge over River Thames

UK, England, London, St. Pauls Cathedral and Millennium Bridge over River Thames

United Kingdom, UK, England, View of skyline with Saint Pauls Cathedral and the City after dusk from the South Bank

A Victorian hold-to-light Christmas Card of St Pauls Cathedral
3604481 A Victorian hold-to-light Christmas Card of St Pauls Cathedral. Light shines through the sky and windows when the card is held to a light source

Saint Pauls from Bankside, (pencil and watercolour with touches of white heightening
659892 Saint Pauls from Bankside, (pencil and watercolour with touches of white heightening) by Goff, Frederick E.J. (1855-1931); 11.8x15.6 cm; Private Collection; (add.info)

Among the ruins of the City (colour litho)
2778525 Among the ruins of the City (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: In the ruins of the City)

A View of Blackfriars Bridge with Saint Paul s, (oil on canvas)
990115 A View of Blackfriars Bridge with Saint Paul s, (oil on canvas) by Paul, John Dean (1775-1852); 70.5x91.4 cm; Private Collection; Photo eChristies Images; English, out of copyright

View of London (oil on canvas)
GG135830 View of London (oil on canvas) by Anderson, John MacVicar (1835-1915); 76.2x152.4 cm; Private Collection; Photo eGavin Graham Gallery, London, UK; Scottish, out of copyright

Plan of London around St. Pauls in 1563. After Ralph Agass map. From London Pictures, published 1890

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London's Millennium Bridge leading to St Pauls Cathedral at night

Plan of London around St. Pauls in 1563. After Ralph Agass map. From London Pictures, published 1890

National Firefighters Monument, St. Pauls Cathedral, London, England

Pedestrians crossing river on steel suspension footbridge, St. Pauls Cathedral in background, Millennium Bridge, River Thames, London, England, april

Clock on clock tower of city cathedral, St. Pauls Cathedral, City of London, London, England, april

Lions head ornamental fountain in city churchyard, Festival Gardens, St. Pauls Cathedral, City of London, London, England, march

View of city cathedral dome, St. Pauls Cathedral, City of London, London, England, march

View of city cathedral with dome, viewed from Festival Gardens, St. Pauls Cathedral, City of London, London, England, march

St. Pauls Cathedral, historical artwork
St. Pauls Cathedral. 19th Century engraving of the interior of St. Pauls Cathedral, London, UK. Published in Old England by Charles Knight (1860)

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"Saint Paul's: A Tale of Two Cities and a Bridge" From the iconic St. Paul's Cathedral in London to the charming Saint Paul's Church of Ireland in Cahir, County Tipperary, Saint Paul's holds a special place in both England and Ireland. In London, St. Paul's Cathedral stands tall as a symbol of resilience and faith. Its magnificent dome dominates the skyline, offering breathtaking views from every angle. As you walk across the Millennium Bridge, connecting modernity with tradition, your gaze is inevitably drawn towards this architectural masterpiece. Across the Irish Sea lies another gem named after Saint Paul. Nestled by the River Suir in Cahir, County Tipperary, Saint Paul's Church of Ireland exudes tranquility and history. With its picturesque view over the weir, it becomes an oasis for contemplation amidst nature's beauty. Both locations share more than just their name; they are places where people gather to worship and find solace within their walls. In London at St. John’s Cathedral or simply known as "St Johns, " believers come together seeking spiritual guidance while admiring its grandeur. The connection between these two cities goes beyond religious landmarks; it bridges cultures and nations too. The aerial view from a helicopter above London reveals not only St. Paul’s Cathedral but also an entire cityscape that represents diversity and unity within the United Kingdom. Whether you find yourself wandering through bustling streets or exploring serene landscapes, one thing remains constant – Saint Paul’s leaves an indelible mark on those who encounter it. It serves as a reminder that faith can transcend borders while architecture can inspire awe across generations. So next time you visit either location – be it under London’s watchful eye or along Ireland’s enchanting riverbanks – take a moment to appreciate how these two distinct yet interconnected places pay homage to Saint Paul himself.