Glasgow Cathedral

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Glasgow Cathedral was built in the 13th century and is dedicated to St Kentigern (Mungo) who is understood to have been buried on the site of the cathedral in 612. St Kentigern (Mungo) is the patron saint of Glasgow. Originally a Roman Catholic cathedral, the protestant reformation of 1560 saw the end of papal authority and the cathedral is now Church of Scotland. The cathedral is situated in Glasgow to the north of the River Clyde.

Glasgow Cathedral, Scotland
Glasgow Cathedral, Scotland
Quire Screen or Pulpitum, Glasgow Cathedral, Scotland
Flags, Glasgow Cathedral, Scotland
Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, Glasgow Cathedral, Scotland
Quire Screen or Pulpitum, Glasgow Cathedral, Scotland
St Mungo's Tomb, Glasgow Cathedral, Scotland
Nurses Chapel, Glasgow Cathedral, Scotland
Nurses Chapel, Glasgow Cathedral, Scotland
Nurses Chapel, Glasgow Cathedral, Scotland
The Nave, Glasgow Cathedral, Scotland
Nave, Glasgow Cathedral, Scotland
Memorial Great War, Glasgow Cathedral, Scotland
Memorial 71st Highland Light Infantry, Glasgow Cathedral, Scotland
Memorial 71st Highland Light Infantry, Glasgow Cathedral, Scotland
Red and White Ensign, Glasgow Cathedral, Scotland
Ship's Bell - HMS Glasgow 1936, Glasgow Cathedral, Scotland
Scots Guard Memorial, Glasgow Cathedral, Scotland
Chapel of St Peter and St Paul, Glasgow Cathedral, Scotland
South Door, Glasgow Cathedral, Scotland
Opening Times, Glasgow Cathedral, Scotland