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St. John's Cathedral
St. John's Cathedral Episcopal Church

One of the city's major landmarks, Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist is considered to be one of the engineering marvels of its time. The church is built in the Gothic Revival style of architecture, and is constructed entirely out of cut stone. Like many other Gothic structures, the edifice of the church contains several intricate carvings of angles, religious symbols and gargoyles. Stained glass windows, a single aisle and arched ceilings make up the interior of the church.

Website: stjohns-cathedral.org

Phone: (509) 838-4277

Cross Streets: Between S Cowley St and S Grand Blvd

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127 E 12th Ave Spokane, WA 99202-1105 ·2037.56 mi

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Tripadvisor traveler Theresa A 07/09/21

This beautiful Gothic church is located just a few minutes from downtown. It's worth a walk around the grounds just to marvel at the architecture. The church is open for service but if you would like a tour of the church you must call for an appointment. Website for more info is: stjohns-cathedral.org

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Tripadvisor traveler P3716XNshirleym 01/10/21

Marvelous cathedral. Episcopal, not Catholic as someone in comments has said. Until I moved I attended. Loved it!

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Tripadvisor traveler mke1lap 12/10/19

Beautiful cathedral and amazing performance. The cathedral was amazing and show was outstanding. Outside and inside

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Tripadvisor traveler photojohn 10/10/19

Went to the church to photograph the inside of this church. The history and beauty go back many many years. The pipe organ was a thing of beauty.

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Tripadvisor traveler Clifford L 10/04/19

Saint John's Cathedral has beautiful stained glass windows. It is built on a grand scale and looks like it was inspired by the churches of Europe. you may have to enter the church through the office.

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