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St Thomas' Cathedral
High Street, Old Portsmouth, Portsmouth PO1 2HA Driving directions
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Originally built as a chapel dedicated to Thomas Becket (1180). Only the Early English choir and transept survived the Civil War; in around 1690, the nave and tower were rebuilt and the attractive octagonal dome - a landmark from the sea - was added in 1703. In the chancel aisle is a monument to the notorious Duke of Buckingham, murdered in 1628. The church was elevated to cathedral status in 1927 and extensions subsequently made in 1938-9.

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