St. John's Cathedral - Stonemason's Tour

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St. John's Cathedral - Stonemason's Tour

History in the making

373 Ann Street
Brisbane, QLD 4001

When fully completed in 2006, the magnificent St. John's Cathedral will be half the size of Sir Christopher Wren's masterpiece, St. Paul's Cathedral in London. The construction, spanning 100 years, is one of Queensland's most memorable architectural achievements. The free tours are a wonderful way to watch the stonemasons in action and appreciate the skill and creativity that goes into such a wondrous project. With only the approaches and front section to be completed, this is a rare opportunity indeed to discover the craft that is required to create a French neo-Gothic style building.

Review © 2009, Wcities

St. John's Cathedral - Stonemason's Tour photo by John

St. John's Cathedral - Stonemason's Tour Photo: John

St. John's Cathedral - Stonemason's Tour photo by Owen Wyte

St. John's Cathedral - Stonemason's Tour Photo: Owen Wyte

St. John's Cathedral - Stonemason's Tour photo by LiannaMaye (Brisbane

St. John's Cathedral - Stonemason's Tour Photo: LiannaMaye (Brisbane