St Paul's Cathedral, Anglican cathedral in Bendigo, Australia
St Paul's Cathedral is an Anglican cathedral in Bendigo built from red brick with stone detailing and Gothic design. The building features a six-bay nave, transepts, and a bell tower that defines the silhouette.
Construction started with a dedication ceremony in November 1868 and the bell tower was completed in 1873. The transepts were added later in 1927, extending the building's footprint significantly.
The stained glass windows tell stories through colored panels and draw your eye upward as light passes through them. These works shape how visitors experience the interior and create moments of reflection throughout the day.
The cathedral is open to visitors during regular hours, with services offered throughout the day. You can explore the interior freely and take time to observe the architectural details and artwork.
Eight bells made by a renowned London bell founder arrived by historic sailing ship but cannot ring fully due to structural issues. This silent collection remains inside the tower as a reminder of the cathedral's ambitious past.
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