⛪ St George's Cathedral
Grenada
About This Sacred Site
St George's Anglican Cathedral stands prominently on a hill overlooking the picturesque harbour of St George's, Grenada's capital. Built in 1825, the cathedral is known for its distinctive clock tower visible from across the town. The cathedral has withstood hurricanes and was significantly damaged by Hurricane Ivan in 2004 before undergoing restoration. It serves as the seat of the Diocese of the Windward Islands and remains central to Grenadian religious life.
Key Facts
- •Built in 1825 on a hilltop overlooking St George's harbour
- •Features a distinctive clock tower that is a Grenadian landmark
- •Seat of the Anglican Diocese of the Windward Islands
- •Severely damaged by Hurricane Ivan in 2004 and subsequently restored
- •Contains historic memorial plaques dating back to the early colonial period
Location
Coordinates: 12.0535, -61.7512
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