12/29/2024
The Cathedral of St. John the Baptist stands as a testament to resilience and architectural splendor in Charleston, SC. Originally completed in 1854 as the Cathedral of St. John and St. Finbar, it was tragically destroyed in the Great Fire of 1861. Rising from the ashes, the cornerstone for the new cathedral was laid in 1890, and the current Gothic Revival structure was completed in 1907. 
By day, its brownstone façade and intricate stained glass windows captivate visitors, while at night, the cathedral exudes an ethereal presence, sparking tales of lingering spirits and Charleston’s storied past.
Join us as we delve into the rich history and haunting legends of Charleston’s most iconic landmarks. Are you ready to uncover the secrets of the Holy City? 👻
