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Derby Cathedral, formally the Cathedral Church of All Saints, is a Church of England cathedral in Derby, England. The church's present nave was rebuilt in a classical style by James Gibbs and completed in 1725, while the earlier medieval tower was retained; the building became a cathedral in 1927 when the Diocese of Derby was created. It serves as a place of Anglican worship, heritage, music, and civic remembrance.
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What is Derby Cathedral's formal name?
Its formal name is the Cathedral Church of All Saints. It is a Church of England cathedral in Derby, England.
When was the present nave of Derby Cathedral completed?
The present nave was rebuilt in a classical style by James Gibbs and completed in 1725. The earlier medieval tower was retained.
What happened to Derby Cathedral's medieval tower?
The medieval tower survived when the nave was rebuilt. This means the cathedral combines the older tower with the later classical work designed by James Gibbs.
Which church denomination does Derby Cathedral belong to?
Derby Cathedral belongs to the Church of England. It serves as the cathedral church in Derby, England.
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