Research topic: Cathedral of Saint John the Divine

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Cathedral of Saint John the Divine

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Cathedral of Saint John the Divine New York City, the world's largest Gothic cathedral. The Episcopal cathedral was begun in 1892 in the Byzantine-Romanesque style after designs by G. L. Heins and C. Grant La Farge. In 1911, plans for the cathedral were altered and a French Gothic style was adopted according to the design of Ralph Adams Cram . The nave was built (1916-43), and in 1941 the entire length of the cathedral was opened for the first time. Interrupted by World War II, work on the cathedral did not resume until 1979, when the stoneyard was dedicated. Three years later, construction... Read more
The 1940s: Fashion: Deaths
...internationally famous architect who redesigned the Cathedral of Saint John the Divine in New York, 22 September 1942. Paul Philippe Cret...of New York's Triborough Bridge, 3 October 1943. John Byron Goldsborough, 79, engineer in charge of the... Read more
Cram, Ralph Adams
...greatest achievement (1915–41) is undoubtedly the project for the completion and Gothicizing of the Cathedral of St John the Divine, Morningside Heights, NYC, begun in a Byzantine Romanesque style in 1892 to designs by Heins and Lafarge... Read more

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