St Colman's Cathedral & Titanic Experience Cobh
Cobh, Cork, Ireland
County Cork, Ireland
CHURCH
TICKETED:
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PARKING:
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RESTROOMS:
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EST. 1868
EST. 1868
1868
HISTORIC PEOPLE WHO WERE HERE
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HISTORIC PRESERVATION at St Colman's Cathedral & Titanic Experience Cobh.
St Colman's Cathedral retains its original neo-Gothic limestone fabric, spire, and carillon, while the adjoining Titanic Experience occupies the restored former White Star Line ticket office where the ship's last passengers embarked. The cathedral belongs to the Roman Catholic Diocese of Cloyne as an active parish church, and the Titanic Experience operates as a separate heritage attraction. The cathedral is freely open to visitors and worshippers, and the Titanic Experience is open on a ticketed basis.
About St Colman's Cathedral & Titanic Experience Cobh
St Colman's Cathedral in Cobh, then Queenstown, was built as a Gothic Revival Catholic cathedral from 1868 into the early twentieth century. The nearby White Star Line ticket office served passengers boarding tenders to the Titanic when Cobh was its final port of call in 1912. Together the sites reflect Cobh's Catholic and transatlantic emigration history.
HISTORY HAPPENED HERE at St Colman's Cathedral & Titanic Experience Cobh
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