Last Alteration: Sunday 07 April 2013
Wells Cathedral
Wells Cathedral
Wells, Somerset
Wells Cathedral was built from 1180 and was completed by the time of Henry VII. It was damaged during the Civil War, but was later restored during the Victorian age.
Admission: Admission is free (or a donation), but you will need a permit (£2.00) to take photos.
Access: publicStatus: recognisableInside
The Lazarus Experiment
Filmed: 3-4 Oct 2006
The Doctor and Martha look for Lazarus.
The Lazarus Experiment
Filmed: 3-4 Oct 2006
The Doctor and Martha look for Lazarus.
Photograph taken: 6th May 2007 by Colin Francis
"The photo is facing the opposite direction to on-screen, but shows the roof architecture."
The Lazarus Experiment
Filmed: 3-4 Oct 2006
Cathedral Roof
Access: publicStatus: recognisableOrgan
The Lazarus Experiment
Filmed: 3-4 Oct 2006
The Doctor and Martha look for Lazarus.
The Lazarus Experiment
Filmed: 3-4 Oct 2006
The Doctor spies the organ.
The Lazarus Experiment
Filmed: 3-4 Oct 2006
Above the organ.
Additional locations as the crow flies:
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Wookey Hole Caves (The Silurians, Revenge of the Cybermen, The End of Time): 1.66 miles. 
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Westdown Quarry (Time and the Rani): 10.32 miles.
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Cloford Quarry (Time and the Rani): 10.39 miles. 
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Whatley Quarry (Time and the Rani): 11.35 miles.
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Imperial Park (The Sun Makers): 14.38 miles.
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Rousham Gardens (Warriors Gate): 14.50 miles. 
Further links about the location:
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Wells Cathedral - Official site
Related Stories
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The Lazarus Experiment [3-4 Oct 2006]: Southwark Cathedral.
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