Canada Newfoundland and Labrador St. John's
Anglican Cathedral
A historic Episcopal church, known as the oldest Anglican place of worship in Canada, celebrated for its Gothic Revival architecture.
- 16 Church Hill
- (709) 726-5677
- http://www.ourcathedral.ca/
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Not to be outdone, the Anglican community began building their landmark church, the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist (referred to as the Anglican Cathedral), around the same time as the Basilica. The work of architect Sir George Gilbert Scott—famous for the Albert Memorial and St. Pancras Station in London—the cathedral is considered one of the best examples of the Gothic Revival in North America. For a unique experience of this building, head down to the crypt where tea is served every Wednesday and Saturday afternoon.
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