⛪ St George's Cathedral Kingstown
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
About This Sacred Site
St George's Anglican Cathedral in Kingstown is the most prominent church in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. Built in 1820 in Georgian architectural style, the cathedral features beautiful stained-glass windows, including one depicting a red angel that was reportedly commissioned by Queen Victoria. The cathedral serves as the seat of the Diocese of the Windward Islands and has been a spiritual anchor for the Vincentian Anglican community for over two centuries.
Key Facts
- •Built in 1820 in Georgian architectural style
- •Features a stained-glass window with a red angel said to be commissioned by Queen Victoria
- •Seat of the Anglican Diocese of the Windward Islands
- •Located on Grenville Street in central Kingstown
- •One of the most architecturally significant buildings in Saint Vincent
Location
Coordinates: 13.1553, -61.2275
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