Sunday, 7 June 2015

St Mary's Cathedral, night

The facade of St Mary's Cathedral viewed from Cathedral Square in Cook and Philip Park, at night. It is located along College Street between St Mary's Road and William Street. The foundation stone was laid in 1868 and the sandstone cathedral was built in the Gothic Revival style of the 19th century, in a number of stages with the spires only completed in 2002.

16 comments:

  1. St. Mary's is gorgeous inside and out, day or night.

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  2. I think the night setting makes the Gothic Revival style stand out even more clearly. Perfect.

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  3. The cathedral looks beautiful in the night light.

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  4. It has a wonderful glow at night. Tom The Backroads TRvaeller

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  5. What a beautiful cathedral. Thanks for showing us.

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  6. Fabulous! it took a long time to finish, Jim!

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    1. It always looked a bit odd without spires so it was wonderful when they finally added them.

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  7. St. Mary's is such a majestic structure and house of worship. The services there must be awe-inspiring.

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