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Lichfield Heritage Centre, is part of the building of St Mary's. The new exhibition gives a vivid account of 2000 years of Lichfield's history. Fine examples of the city's silver, ancient Charters and archives, and an extensive collection of photographs of 19th and 20th Century Lichfield
Updated Dec 5, 2003
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This historic 200 year old canal was previously part of the Wyrley and Essington Canal and is in the early stages of restoration by the Lichfield and Hatherton Canals Restoration Trust. It is a very favourire place for locals. I didn’t see boat riding in this canal but I have been told that boat riding is common here.
Updated Dec 5, 2003
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The history of Lichfield Cathedral goes back to seventh century. It is the only medieval Cathedral with three spires. Its Close is one of the most complete in the country and includes a medieval courtyard which once housed the men of the choir. The building contains a number of treasures
Updated Dec 5, 2003
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The birthplace of Dr Samuel Johnson is located on Bird Street.
This building has become a very attractive place for tourists.
Updated Dec 5, 2003
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.......a town really, but because it has a cathedral it is definitely a city. Legend says that a thousand Christian martyrs were killed here during the reign of the Roman Emperor Diocletian, which...
Lichfield is a small city north of Birmingham. Famous for its cathedral (the only one in England with three spires) and as the birthplace of Samuel Johnson, it makes for a nice daytrip.
Lichfield: In the Heart of the Midlands
Perhaps this town is overshadowed by Birmingham. It is not one of the country's top tourist destinations, but certainly worth a visit. If you go to Birmingham for a few days or more, take one day to...
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