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Lichfield is primarily known for its early 13th century cathedral, one of only three in Britain to have 3 spires, as well as for being the birthplace of [[Samuel Johnson]] (1709-1784), the author of the first English dictionary. The cathedral and Johnson's birthplace are the town's popular tourist attractions.
Lichfield is primarily known for its early 13th century cathedral, one of only three in Britain to have 3 spires, as well as for being the birthplace of [[Samuel Johnson]] (1709-1784), the author of the first English dictionary. The cathedral and Johnson's birthplace are the town's popular tourist attractions.
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