The Anglican Cathedral or officially The Liverpool Cathedral Church of Christ. It is the largest Anglican church in the world, and is twice the size of St. Paul's London. The photograph is taken from the other end of Hope street to that of the Metropolitan Cathedral. See another view

The foundation stone was laid in July 1904 by Kind Edward VII, it was consecrated in July 1924 in the presence of King George V and Queen Mary. On October 25th, 1978, some 74 years later, a service attended by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II was held to mark its completion.

The architect was Sir Giles Gilbert Scott, whose design was accepted in open competition, he never saw the Cathedral completed.

Built on high ground the greatness of the building can be seen on the skyline of Liverpool for miles around even from North Wales