title	A Visit to St. John the Baptist Cathedral, Unthank Road, Norwich - 18th December 2025
intro	Isobel's in Norwich for a work session in the library, so Nosher tags along too for something to do. One of the places never before seen in nearly 40 years of familiarity with the city - and despite having lived less than 500 metres away from it in the 80s - is the Catholic cathedral of St. John the Baptist on Unthank Road, and so that omission is fixed with a look around. The impressive building - assigned cathedral status in 1976 - was designed by George Gilbert Scott Junior in a Gothic Revival style, was completed in 1910, and is considered one of the finest examples of its type.
imgp5302	Captain America's is up for sale after 40 years 
imgp5304	New street art on the old Tesco on Guildhall
imgp5305	A Fine City with a canary
imgp5309	1980s architecture on St. Giles
imgp5312	Statues on the back wall of City Hall
imgp5313	The old fire station on Bethel Street
imgp5316	Scratched graffiti on a wall in St. Giles Terrace
imgp5317	An alley off St. Giles
imgp5318	The church of St. Giles on the Hill
imgp5320	Part of the Roman Catholic cathedral 
imgp5322	The nave of St. John the Baptist in Norwich
imgp5325	Unusual but effective stained glass
imgp5326	Further up the nave of the cathedral
imgp5327	The transept of St. John
imgp5330	Looking up at the base of the tower at the crossing
imgp5331	Impressive stained glass in the cathedral
imgp5332	Frosterley Marble columns with fossilised crinoids
imgp5335	The 60s church next door
imgp5336	An impressive Norwich building
imgp5339	It's umbrellas all round on the Haymarket
imgp5340	Thousands of dangling lights on Hay Hill
imgp5346	Wet pavement slabs outside Primark
imgp5351	Fruit and veg on Norwich Market
imgp5353	Isobel heads into Jarrold's