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juliely | 20:27 Fri 18th Nov 2005 | Quizzes & Puzzles
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In which city in England is the tallest church?
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Is this what you want.. from google...


Salisbury Cathedral - This beautiful medieval cathedral holds the current record
for the tallest church spire in England

Salisbury
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Thanks chaps, I couldn't find that.
Is the tallest Church the same as the tallest Spire?
Do you mean church or cathedral?
The tallest church is the Boston Stump.... or is it?
http://www.zyra.org.uk/stump2.htm

Tallest cathedral ..Salisbury
Is Boston a City
No kosoro it isn't !! But it is a bit of an ambiguous question..Cities mostly have a cathedral or so I thought .So the question must mean ,a city with a tall church apart from the cathedral. As usual ..too much whisky !
For example St. Giles in Norwich has the tallest parish church tower but the cathedral is taller.

agree this question is questionable, you don't say if its a crossword or quiz ? you mention CITY hence agree it is likely to be Salisbury Cathedral, which has the very impressive tallest spire in england.


the twist in this question is that salisbury has a theological college in the grounds, so could also be classed as a collegiate church, but salisbury has a bishop which is contradiction, another point is the cathedral is also the church of the diocese if this is any help just to say shaneystar has pointed out a nice church at boston and if in that area worth a visit and follow trail of pilgrim fathers.

It says in which city so couldnt it be Lincoln - thats what I put as this then covers Boston Stump and the other place which I cant remember. I went with the church bit rather than steeple etc

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