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Saint Edmund is still remembered today. St Edmundsbury Cathedral, which was originally the parish church of St James and only became a cathedral in 1914. Building work started in 1503 and has only just been finished with the addition of a central tower. The opening celebration for the new tower too...

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Saint Edmund is still remembered today. St Edmundsbury Cathedral, which was originally the parish church of St James and only became a cathedral in 1914. Building work started in 1503 and has only just been finished with the addition of a central tower. The opening celebration for the new tower took place in July 2005.

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18th Aug 2006 by Diane Earl

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 History

Key Stages:
 Key Stage 2, Key Stage 3

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Cathedral St Edmund town Suffolk

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