Cathedral of St. John the Divine

The Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York is the cathedral of the New York Diocese of the Episcopal Church. It is located at 1047 Amsterdam Avenue in Morningside Heights, Manhattan. It is a famous tourist attraction in New York and is known as the largest Anglican Church in the world. The design was completed in 1892, and construction began in 1892. During the construction process, it experienced a change of style and the interruption of the two world wars. It has not yet been completed and is still under construction. After the completion of the dome of the Cathedral in 1909, the originally intended Byzantine-Romanesque architectural design was replaced by the French Gothic architectural style, so the nave and semicircular vaulted rooms of the Cathedral were Gothic, while the The cross point under the dome still retains the Romanesque architectural style.