Photo Gallery
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West front
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From the east, 1905, during construction
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From the east, 1913
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In 1905 before completion of the central tower. The former south aisle of the old church (St Mary's Aisle) can be seen in the foreground
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From the south-east. St Mary's Aisle can be seen in the foreground, plus the tower with which Pearson provided it.
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West front looking across High Cross
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Interior of the cathedral
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Seen over Truro's rooftops
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From St Mary's Street
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