St John's Anglican Cathedral, Antigua and Barbuda

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The twin-spired St John's Anglican Cathedral is the town's dominant landmark. The cathedral interior is unusual in that it's completely encased in pitch pine, creating a church-within-a-church effect that was intended to buffer the structure from damage by natural disasters. At the south side of the cathedral are interesting old moss-covered tombstones, many dating from the 1700s.

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