St. John's, Antigua, Antigua & Barbuda: Anglican Cathedral of St. John the Divine - originally constructed in 1683, the current structure dates back to 1845 after being rebuilt following earthquakes. The cathedral is known for its distinctive architecture, featuring two towers at its western end and a unique mixture of baroque and neo-baroque styles. As the seat of the Bishop of the North Eastern Caribbean and Aruba, it plays a significant role in the religious life of the island. Spirituality | Built Structure | City | Time | History

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