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St. Columb's Cathedral (built 1633) is the first post-reformation British church and was built in the Planter Gothic Style. It was home to some illustrious figures such as the renowned hymn writer Cecil Francis Alexander, who wrote "All Things Bright and Beautiful," and famed philosopher Bishop George Berkeley, who sparked the age-old question, "if a tree falls in the forest and there is no one to hear it, does it make a noise?" His answer, of course, was "yes, indeed it did, because God heard it." (Photo taken Nov., 2019).