History of Liverpool Anglican Cathedral - 4K Video

A journey around and inside Liverpools beautiful cathedral.
: Commentary (David Marsland)
Photographs taken of the construction of the cathedral were taken as screenshots from the video I captured. Only to be used for this video as reference only.
Thank you to the staff at the Cathedral for allowing me to put this video together.
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[@MaxBomb-pt3jj]

I live on Blackburne street 2minns away, and have visited the cathedral today due to your video so thank you 😊

[@Redfox_UK]

What a great comment. Many thanks and I hope you enjoyed your time at the cathedral. 👌🏻

[@BaronFlyingClub]

In August 1991 my friend did a base jump off the tower landing safely in the gardens.

[@user-ds8no1ro2q]

Thank you for a video that tells much I never knew and shows much that I missed when l visited this wonderful house of worship in 1999. I find it interesting that l, a non-Anglican, was so moved by it's beauty and sense of holiness and that l, a Catholic, was so turned off by the ugly modern monstrosity that passed for a Catholic cathedral down the street that l wasted no time in visiting it.

[@Redfox_UK]

Thank you so much for watching the video and for your comment 🙏🏻😌.

[@Steven_Rowe]

Liverpool Cathedral also houses the heaviest ring of change ringing bells in the world. The tenor bells wieghs 82 cwt . There are 13 bells , but the most you can ring is 12, the extra bell is to form a light octave. Also the tower houses a very large bell called Great George, it is over 14 tons and does not swing but is hit by a clapper that is pulled by rope in the r8nging room. The belfry is huge, not only in area but also height as it is around 90 feet tall. Sadly the bells do not sound good due to the belfry being an accoustic nightmare due to its size . Here are the bells, youcan see how massive the belfry is,you will also see the huge bell in the centre kzbin.info/www/bejne/d6vLYYuPZZaDe5Isi=K9Ev0odqIV_tvy57

[@paullewis2413]

Thanks for the upload. One of the most awe inspiring buildings I’ve ever visited, Scott’s vision is a work of genius. Using traditional Gothic designs yet not a slavish copy he created one of the World’s great buildings. From the evidence of the drone the cathedral’s exterior could do with a clean to reveal its true magnificence.

[@Redfox_UK]

Thank you for your comment, that’s much appreciated. You’re right, it’s a stunning building and deserves some TLC 👌🏻

[@fp231087]

Brilliant video 👏🏼 amazing information and beautifully narrated!! Look forward to seeing what's next 😁

[@yuuchangchannel9618]

beautiful sharing and nice tour

[@OthmarsVlog]

awesome & thumbs up 👍🙏💥

[@glyn829]

Just subscribed David 👍 a very good film and well described we enjoyed watching thanks Glyn and Carol

[@Redfox_UK]

I really appreciate you following my channel. I try to post videos as often as I can but please bear with me as this is all new to me 😌👌🏻

[@inbetween-days]

Wonderful video and narration. Thank you for sharing. Best wishes Dave and Dawn ❤️

[@Redfox_UK]

Thanks so much to you both for watching and supporting my channel.

[@Redfox_UK]

Thank you so much for your kind comments. Always appreciated 🙏🏻. Where next indeed 🤔

[@MrCHistorywalks]

Fantastic place. Off there myself soon hopefully. Gnarly that Scott is buried right out front!

[@Redfox_UK]

Enjoy your time there, it’s an amazing place 👌🏻

[@dougbarker3019]

A great video and a spectacular building but do the Anglicans really think it's appropriate to put a café in the nave?

[@Redfox_UK]

You may have a point with that. I guess where there are tourists, you will always find coffee shops nearby. These two just go hand in hand after a lengthy walk around this place. I’m not sure as to why it was placed here but I’m sure they had their reasons 🤷🏻‍♂️.

[@math1182]

It's actually in the north porch not the nave. I've been to services there and once the screens are in place, which they are during acts of worship, you wouldn't know it was there.

[@Redfox_UK]

Thanks for the information 👍🏻

[@dougbarker3019]

When in Liverpool a few years ago, I visited the Anglican Cathedral which seemed a cross between a huge museum-style building and a cafe. I then walked over to the Catholic Cathedral where the annual schools' Mass was taking place and the building was buzzing with energy. Interesting contrast.

[@math1182]

@@dougbarker3019 Did you also attend a service? Just like Westminster Abbey and other great religious buildings, there is a distinct change from visitor attraction and sacred worship space many times a day. I've seen this transformation, which happens within minutes, a number of times. IMO, the financial necessity of running a visitor attraction is not allowed to impact the worship. There may be a case to be made that sight-seeing is some people's only interaction or gateway into the Christian faith, and therefore is evangelistic. With respect to 'Paddy's Wigwam', the building and the visitors it attracts is not comparable to the Anglican cathedral.