Otherfeaturesofinterestarethecouncilhouse(cityhall),aRomanCatholiccathedral(designedby A. W.Pugin),the16th-centurygrammarschool(nowahighschool),theUniv.ofNottingham(1948),andSt.Peter'sChurch,partofwhichdatesfromthe12thcent.Accordingtotradition,Robin HoodwasborninNottingham.WilliamBooth,founderoftheSalvation...
the city's oldest church, known for its 19th-century glasswork. It's also the city's second largest religious center after the Roman Catholic Cathedral Church of St. Barnabas.
/ˈnɒtɪŋəm/ /ˈnɑːtɪŋhæm/, /ˈnɑːtɪŋəm/ a large town in the county ofNottinghamshire, on the River Trent. It is traditionally known for itslaceindustry. It has a fine Roman Catholiccathedraland two universities.see alsoSheriff of Nottingham ...
Nottingham is one of 18 British cities that do not have an Anglican cathedral.[141][142] It is, however, home to the Roman Catholic Cathedral of St. Barnabas, which was designed by Augustus Pugin and consecrated in 1844. It is the cathedral church for the Roman Catholic Diocese of Notting...
↔ Must-See: Nottingham Cathedral Check out the Blessed Sacrament Chapel The Cathedral Church of St. Barnabas is the seat of the Bishop of Nottingham – and what a seat it is! Diocesi di Nottingham+ 添加翻译 意大利文-英文字典 Roman Catholic Diocese of Nottingham HeiNER-the-Heidelberg-...
The church is one of the only five Grade I sights in the whole city, the largest medieval building, and the second-largest religious foundation after Nottingham’s Roman Catholic Cathedral. The history of St Mary in the Lace Market goes back to Saxon times, but it is said that its main ...
Other features of interest are the council house (city hall), a Roman Catholic cathedral (designed by A. W.Pugin), the 16th-century grammar school (now a high school), the Univ. of Nottingham (1948), and St. Peter's Church, part of which dates from the 12th cent. According to tradi...
Other features of interest are the council house (city hall), a Roman Catholic cathedral (designed by A. W.Pugin), the 16th-century grammar school (now a high school), the Univ. of Nottingham (1948), and St. Peter's Church, part of which dates from the 12th cent. According to tradi...