Completed in 1881, St. Andrew is the oldest house of worship in continuous use in Little Rock. It was built in a Gothic Revival style and it's facade is dominated by a tall spire and grand doors. The interior features beautiful reliefs and stained glass.

We stopped here on our way out of town after reading about it in my book - The Roamin’ Catholic. Stop and see the bronze doors. As it was a weekday we entered from the side door. Enjoyed the stained glass windows of the saints.

We attended vigil mass here on a Saturday. The. Cathedral is pretty central to downtown Little Rock and there is a good amount of metered parking. There is also a surface paid car park which locals told us was free to park while visiting the church for mass - not sure if that’s only for weekends though as it’s clearly a Pay car park. The exterior of the Church is impressive with huge embossed metal doors depicting the Apostles. Inside the Cathedral is large with great decor. The bench seating isn’t the most comfortable but it was ok for the hour of mass. Very enjoyable visit.