Created By: Hong Kong Baptist University
The oldest surviving Western Cathedral building for 170 years
Cross-shaped structure and a tall front tower
Features English Gothic architecture that was popular in the 13th-century
Such as pointed arches and extensive use of stained glass
History
1842 - the British started to build an Anglican church building after controlled the area of Hong Kong
1849 - finished construction
1873 - extended
1941~1945 Japanese occupation, used for a club
1996 - Declared a monument by the Hong Kong government
This point of interest is part of the tour: Historic Tour in Central (Group 14)
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