Southwark Cathedral (1365 bytes)
1: ...age:southwark-cathedral.jpg|thumb|300px|Southwark Cathedral]]
3: ...Southwark Cathedral''' or '''St Mary Overie''', [[Southwark]], [[London]], lies on the south bank of the [[Ri...
5: ...is the mother church of the Anglican [[Diocese of Southwark]].
7: ...treet station]] passes uncomfortably close to the cathedral, blocking the view from the south side.
11: ...adio during the 1920s and 30s. In 2002, Southwark Cathedral's Millennium buildings received an award for bein...

St George's Cathedral Southwark (1095 bytes)
1: ...atholic cathedral southwark.jpg|thumb|St George's Cathedral]]
2: ...not be confused with the [[Anglican]] [[Southwark Cathedral]].
4: ...hdiocese of Southwark which covers the diocese of Southwark (all of London south of the [[River Thames]] incl...
6: ...badly bombed during [[World War II]]. The rebuilt cathedral was opened in [[1958]].
11: *[http://www.southwark-rc-cathedral.org.uk/ Cathedral web site]

Southwark (6436 bytes)
3: !colspan=2 align=center bgcolor="#ff9999"|Southwark
7: ..."50%"|[[Borough]]:||[[London Borough of Southwark|Southwark]]
24: ...idge]] and part of the larger [[London Borough of Southwark]]. It has been called '''The Borough''' since th...
26: ...ic Southwark" or The Borough. The placement of [[Southwark tube station]] by Blackfriars Road south of [[Bla...
30: ..., [[Stane Street]] and [[Watling Street]], met at Southwark in what is now [[Borough High Street]].

Bishop of Southwark (689 bytes)
1: The [[Anglican]] [[Diocese of Southwark]] was formed in [[1905]] out of the [[Diocese of ...

Southwark Railroad (1712 bytes)
1: The '''Southwark Railroad''' was a small part of the [[Pennsylvani...
4: ...senger station was just west of Broad Street; the Southwark Railroad was intended for freight, and was leased...
8: On [[March 28]], [[1877]], the Southwark Railroad was merged into the [[Philadelphia, Wilm...

Diocese of Southwark (1836 bytes)
1: The '''Diocese of Southwark''' forms part of the [[Province of Canterbury]] i...
19: **the Archdeaconry of [[Southwark]]
20: ...f [[Bermondsey]], [[Camberwell]], [[Dulwich]] and Southwark & [[Newington, London|Newington]]
25: *[[Bishop of Southwark]]
26: *[[Catholic diocese of Southwark]]

The George, Southwark (619 bytes)
1: ...medieval]] period on [[Borough High Street]] in [[Southwark]]. It became one of the many famous coaching [[...

Southwark Bridge (1070 bytes)
1: ...age:Southwark bridge london.jpg|right|thumb|300px|Southwark Bridge]]
3: '''Southwark Bridge''' is a road-bridge linking [[Southwark]] and the [[City of London|City]] across the [[Ri...
13: ...at=51.5079&lon=-0.0921&scale=10000 Street map] of Southwark Bridge (centre), from Multimap.
15: ...4&y=180500.545975048&scale=10000 Aerial photo] of Southwark Bridge (centre of picture to the left of the obvi...

Southwark Towers (429 bytes)
1: ...a skyscraper near [[London Bridge station]], in [[Southwark]], [[London]]. It is 100 metres tall and has 25 f...

Archbishop of Southwark (3624 bytes)
1: ...nary]] of the [[Roman Catholic]] [[Archdiocese of Southwark]] in the Region of Great Britain.
3: ...e [[St George's Cathedral, Southwark|Metropolitan Cathedral Church of Saint George]].
5: .../small></small>the 3rd Metropolitan Archbishop of Southwark, who was installed on [[8 December]] [[2003]].
8: ... Archbishops of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Southwark, England <small>and its precursor offices ===
19: ...[1870]]||'''[[Thomas Grant]]''', <small>Bishop of Southwark||<small>Ordained [[6 July]] [[1851]]; died in off...

Metropolitan Borough of Southwark (756 bytes)
1: <div style="float:right">[[Image:LondonMBSouthwark.png]]</div>
3: The '''Metropolitan Borough of Southwark''' was a [[metropolitan borough]] in the [[County...
5: * [[Southwark|The Borough]]
10: ...ark vestry hall.jpg|thumb|Metropolitan Borough of Southwark Town Hall]]
11: ...5 it was amalgamated into the [[London Borough of Southwark]] with the Metropolitan boroughs of [[Metropolita...

Southwark tube station (2779 bytes)
1: [[Image:southwark.jpg|right|thumb|Southwark tube station entrance building]]
2: [[Image:Southwark tube wall.jpg|right|thumb|Intermediate concourse]...
3: [[Image:Southwark tube concourse.jpg|right|thumb|Platform-level con...
4: ..., the station is some way to the west of historic Southwark, which is served by [[Borough tube station]].
6: Southwark station was designed by Richard MacCormac of MacC...

London Borough of Southwark (7121 bytes)
3: ... align=center bgcolor="#ff9999"|London Borough of Southwark
5: ...=2 align=center|[[Image:LondonSouthwark.png|200px|Southwark]]<br>''Shown within [[Greater London]]''
23: ...br>Southwark London Borough Council<br>http://www.southwark.gov.uk/
31: |[[London Assembly]]:<br>- Member||[[Lambeth and Southwark]]<br>- [[Valerie Shawcross]]
33: The '''London Borough of Southwark''' is a [[London borough]], located on the south ...

North Southwark & Bermondsey (constituency) (3366 bytes)
1: '''North Southwark & Bermondsey''' is a [[Parliamentary Constituency...
5: ...Southwark]] (which is much larger than historic [[Southwark]]).
7: ...o the old [[Southwark & Bermondsey (constituency)|Southwark & Bermondsey constituency]] which existed from [[...
15: ...lent constituency prior to [[1997]], please see [[Southwark & Bermondsey (constituency)]].
17: North Southwark & Bermondsey is unusual for an [[Inner London]] c...

Down Cathedral (2304 bytes)
1: ...wnpatrick]] in [[Northern Ireland]]. It stands on Cathedral Hill overlooking the town.
3: ... who stabled horses there. The destruction of the Cathedral was one of the charges for which Grey was execute...
5: ...n from [[1985]] to [[1987]] during which time the Cathedral was closed.
7: ... watering trough in [[1927]] and installed in the Cathedral in [[1931]].
9: In the Cathedral grounds is the reputed burial place of [[St Patri...

The Cathedral (464 bytes)
1: '''The Cathedral''' ([[Polish language|Polish]] ''Katedra'') is th...
4: *[http://dukaj.fantastyka.art.pl/utwory/TheCathedral.html The short story]

Cathedral (20871 bytes)
1: ...ves as the central church of a [[bishop]]ric. As cathedrals are often particularly impressive edifices, the ...
3: ...lished Church of Scotland]] still retain the term cathedral at least unofficially.
5: ...bishop being known as "the great church", though 'cathedral' is commonly used in English translations.
7: ...ructures have also attracted the term. ''See: ''[[Cathedral Cavern]].
10: ..., begun in 1140. In 1542 the abbey was declared a cathedral by Henry VIII]]

Co-cathedral (2031 bytes)
1: ...] (a see suppressed at the Revolution) had two co-cathedral churches at [[St Lizier]], and the bishop of [[Si...
3: ...ifferent cities; however, they are not styled "co-cathedrals".
5: ... those other rights which were held to denote the cathedral character of a church.

Cathedral of Learning (9285 bytes)
1: ... [[1937]]. As an impressive scenic building, the Cathedral of Learning is often used by the University in ph...
3: [[Image:CathedralofLearning.JPG|right|thumb|The Cathedral of Learning]]
7: ...tm], is housed. Other departments are held in the Cathedral, including the English and Religious Studies offi...
10: ...e then began to envision what would be called the Cathedral of Learning.
21: ...ns, and individuals. To raise public views of the Cathedral, and at the same time finance the construction, B...

Cathedral (band) (1085 bytes)
1: '''Cathedral''' are a [[heavy metal music|heavy metal]] band f...

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