St. John's, Antigua, Antigua & Barbuda: Anglican Cathedral of St. John the Divine - a historic and prominent landmark in the nation's capital. Originally built in 1683 and later reconstructed in 1845, the cathedral showcases a distinctive Baroque architectural style, with its twin towers standing as a testament to its grandeur. Constructed mainly from local stone, the cathedral has withstood earthquakes and hurricanes, making it a symbol of resilience. Inside, it houses stunning mahogany woodwork and memorial plaques. The cathedral serves as the seat of the Anglican Diocese of North East Caribbean and Aruba, and remains an active place of worship. Spirituality | Built Structure | City | Time | History

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