any justices' or court orders requiring the conveyance of prisoners to or from the county jail (at Fisherton Anger, then outside the city of Salisbury) as if it were the city jail (and, in so doing, they were made immune from any legal action for acting outside their respective jurisdictions). The right of the cathedral, as a liberty, to maintain a separate police force was conclusively terminated by the Local Government Act 1888. Peregrine falcons Between 1864 and 1953, there were records of peregrine falcons being present at the cathedral. More arrived in 2013, and have been hatching every year since, with their nests on the cathedral's tower. Gallery See also Salisbury Cathedral School Bishop Wordsworth's School Gothic cathedrals and churches List of Gothic cathedrals in Europe Architecture of the medieval cathedrals of England English Gothic architecture List of cathedrals in the United Kingdom List of tallest churches List of tallest structures built before the 20th century References Notes Citations Bibliography Evans, Sydney. Salisbury Cathedral: A reflective Guide, Michael Russell Publishing, Salisbury. 1985. Martín-Gil, J; Martín-Gil, FJ; Ramos-Sánchez, MC; Martín-Ramos, P. The Orange-Brown Patina of Salisbury Cathedral (West Porch) Surfaces: Evidence of its Man-Made Origin. Environmental Science and Pollution Research, 12(5):285–289. 2005. External links Salisbury Cathedral Stained Glass website Adrian Fletcher's Paradoxplace — Salisbury Cathedral and Magna Carta Sarum Use at OrthodoxWiki A history of the choir Flickr images Salisbury official tourism website Buildings and structures completed in 1258 13th-century church buildings in England Anglican cathedrals in England Church of England church buildings in Wiltshire Tourist attractions in Wiltshire Grade I listed churches in Wiltshire Grade I listed cathedrals English Gothic architecture in Wiltshire Churches in Salisbury Anglo-Catholic church buildings in Wiltshire Pre-Reformation Roman Catholic cathedrals Diocese of Salisbury Basilicas (Church of England)