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The Grand Cathedral

Three Spires

Fun Fact About the Area

The city of Lichfield is home to Lichfield Cathedral, the only Medieval cathedral in the UK that has three spires. Read on to find out more about each charger’s name. Also press each icon to find out more details about the chargepoint.

What’s on offer nearby?

Local amenities include various stores, and cafés. You can also watch a show at the Lichfield Garrick Theatre.

By the way…

We’ve given each charging unit a unique name to give users a fun little backstory of the local area! Click on an icon below to see additional information and live availability of the charger.

Sir Francis Leggatt Chantrey was an sculptor born in 1781 who created The Sleeping Children marble sculpture which can be found inside Lichfield Cathedral. Charge here.

Saint Gregory the Great was the 64th Bishop of Rome from 3rd September 590 to 12th March 604. A carving of his figure can be found above the south doorway of Lichfield Cathedral. Charge here.

Augustine of Hippo was a theologian and the Bishop of Hippo Regius in Numidia, Roman North Africa. A carving of his figure can be found above the south doorway of Lichfield Cathedral. Charge here.

Jerome of Stridon was a priest and historian, often known as Saint Jerome. A carving of his figure can be found above the south doorway of Lichfield Cathedral. Charge here.

Saint Ambrose was a theologian who was also the Bishop of Milan from 374 to 397. A carving of his figure can be found above the south doorway of Lichfield Cathedral. Charge here.

Saint Basil was a theologian who served as the Bishop of Caesarea from 370 until 378. A carving of his figure is above the south doorway of Lichfield Cathedral. Charge here.

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