Lichfield
Lichfield has more to offer than just a Cathedral.
It had 'City' status granted in 1553.
Images on this page include: Erasmus Darwin's Garden, Lichfield Cathedral, The Close.
Lichfield Cathedral - Inside, on the left of the Cathedral. The sculpture is of Edward Sydney Wood, Bishop of Lichfield 1937-1953. Image Date: 24/07/2018
Lichfield Cathedral - Inside, in the centre of the Cathedral. Image Date: 24/07/2018
Lichfield Cathedral - Inside, in the centre of the Cathedral. Image Date: 24/07/2018
Lichfield Cathedral - Inside, in the centre of the Cathedral. Image Date: 24/07/2018
Lichfield Cathedral - Inside, in the centre of the Cathedral looking towards the front. Image Date: 24/07/2018
Lichfield Cathedral - Inside, in the centre of the Cathedral looking towards the back. Image Date: 24/07/2018
The Close - The road that leads up to, and surrounds the Cathedral, is known as The Close. Image Date: 24/07/2018
The Close - The arched entrance in the middle of these two houses leads to Erasmus Darwin's garden. Image Date: 24/07/2018
Erasmus Darwin's Garden - In its day it wasn't so much a place to relax, but more a scientific experience, growing herbs and experimenting with their medicinal properties, and of course their use in cooking. He also planted various plants and shrubs that were not native to England to examine their potential as medicines and food sources. Image Date: 02/07/2018
Erasmus Darwin's Garden - The spires of the Cathedral are visible from the house and garden. Image Date: 02/07/2018