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RMG7GDWC–21 candles are lit during a memorial service at St Philip's Cathedral, Birmingham, for the 21 people who died in the Birmingham pub bombings in 1974.
RF2HWW1MW–St Philip's Church Centre - Cornerstone Cafe at St Philips Church Centre on Mill Road Cambridge. Community Church and Cafe.
RMRF2Y8T–Birmingham Cathedral. The Cathedral Church of St Philip, often known as St Philip's Cathedral, Birmingham, England, UK
RMB59BH4–Aerial view south east of St Philips Cathedral Grand Hotel Great Western Arcade Colmore Row Temple Row Birmingham B3 England UK
RMDYMHXY–aerial view of Great Western Arcade, Shopping Centre, Birmingham looking down Temple Row & the Minories road towards St Philip's Cathedral
RM2DCH2YN–St. Philips Church, near Garrisons., E. & H.T. Anthony (Firm), New York (State), Hudson River (N.Y. and N.J
RM2G6Y4TN–St Philip's Roman Catholic Primary School, a Grade II Listed building built in 1898 (Leonard Stokes) in London Road, Arundel, West Sussex, England, UK
RMBGY8PN–St. Philip's Episcopal Church, Church Street, Charleston, South Carolina, United States of America.
RMRMBN11–A panoramic view of Birmingham, England in the 19th Century in which the Townhall, and The Cathedral Church of St Philip's, are visible on the skyline. Birmingham, the second largest city in England, began as a Saxon village, but by the 19th century its industry was dominated by metalworking. There were jewelers and gunsmiths and the workers of the town still made nails, brass goods (such as bedsteads), nuts and bolts, screws, buttons, pen nibs and toys. larger goods like railway carriages were made and glass making was also an important industry.
RMG7GDWE–A card and flowers are left during a memorial service at St Philip's Cathedral, Birmingham, for the 21 people who died in the Birmingham pub bombings in 1974.
RF2D37KG1–St Philip's Church Centre - Cornerstone Cafe at St Philips Church Centre on Mill Road Cambridge. Community Church and Cafe.
RMBG3JNA–St. Philip's Episcopal Church, Charleston, South Carolina, United States of America, North America
RMH642AR–St. Philip's Episcopal Church with Circular Congregational Church graveyard in the foreground, Charleston, South Carolina
RM2DT78CG–Artist: Jacques Stella, French, 1596–1657, St. Philip’s encounter with St. Felix of Cantalice, preparatory study for an engraving by Christian Sas, Pen, ink, and brush with wash, Sheet: 20.7 × 14.9 cm (8 1/8 × 5 7/8 in.), Made in France, French, 17th century, Works on Paper - Drawings and Watercolors
RMECYB9B–Birmingham cathedral, St Philip's, the cathedral church of St Philip, Birmingham gets a lick of paint
RMBGY8AT–Steeple of St. Philip's Episcopal Church, Church Street, Charleston, South Carolina, United States of America.
RMT9A0XB–St. Philip's Episcopal Church,, Charleston SC. Built in 1836. Designed in the Wren-Gibbs tradition.
RMGAHNMF–The Prince of Wales talk with members during a visit to St. Philips Interfaith Centre in Leicester.
RM2BREACK–The 'Wise Owl' Owl sculpture outside St Philip's Cathedral, part of the Big Hoot Birmingham 2015, England
RFMMEM10–St. Philip's Church - The tower of the historic Saint Philip's Church standing tall at middle of Church street in French Quarter, Charleston, SC, USA.
RMDB7DK1–UK, England, Birmingham, St Philip’s Cathedral, baroque interior, the high altar and Burne Jones window
RMBK5DE2–St. Philip's in the Hills Church, architect Josias Joesler, Tucson, Pima County, Arizona, United States of America
RMM2BKH5–St Philips Church in Little Rollright in the winter snow. Cotswolds, West Oxfordshire, England
RMM7HHG6–The grave of Nanetta Stocker, who died in 1819, stands outside St Philip's Cathedral in Birmingham. She was named the smallest women in the British Isle at just 33 inches tall, and her gravestone stands just a little taller than she did.
RMGH2RXB–The pink painted corrugated iron clad tin tabernacle, St. Philip's church Hassall Green Cheshire England UK
RMG30BTA–View towards St. Philip's Episcopal Church on Church Street, Charleston, South Carolina, United States of America, North America
RM2H9HGH1–Plaque depicting By St Philips Church by L S Lowry in St Philips Square City of Salford Greater Manchester England
RMM1W2HR–Buildings in St philip's Place, Birmingham, UK viewed from St Philip's Square by the cathedral on a sunny winter's day
RFJBYW2K–St. Philip's Episcopal Church, built in Charleston, SC in 1836, features an imposing tower designed in the Wren-Gibbs tradition.
RMBK5DDJ–Courtyard and fountain, St. Philip's in the Hills Church, Tucson, Pima County, Arizona, United States of America, North America
RF2AB5PPR–Birmingham Pub Bombings Memorial in the grounds of St. Philip's Cathedral, Birmingham, West Midlands, England, UK.
RMM2BKHF–St Philips Church in Little Rollright in the winter snow. Cotswolds, West Oxfordshire, England
RMM7HHGX–A women stands next to the grave of Nanetta Stocker, who died in 1819, outside St Philip's Cathedral in Birmingham. She was named the smallest women in the British Isle at just 33 inches tall, and her gravestone stands just a little taller than she did.
RMGH2RWN–The pink painted corrugated iron clad tin tabernacle, St. Philip's church Hassall Green Cheshire England UK
RMHRHTE8–St. Philip's, Birmingham Cathedral, Grade 1 listed building, Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham, England, United Kingdom
RM2H9HGPX–Seed Sculpture by Andrew McKeown a cast iron sycamore seed in St Philips Square City of Salford Greater Manchester England
RMM2BKH7–St Philips Church in Little Rollright in the winter snow. Cotswolds, West Oxfordshire, England. Panoramic
RM2F7XGND–A residential street of terrace houses lined on both sides with parked cars. A tall crane can be seen in the distance. St Philip's Road, Cambridge, UK.
