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	Cathedral of St. John the Baptist
Location	Charleston, South Carolina, USA
Date	1890 to 1907
Building Type	Cathedral
Construction System	brick
Climate	Subtropical
Context	Urban
Architectural Style	Neo-Gothic
Street Address	120 Broad Street Walk Score
Notes	Replaced the Cathedral of Saint John and Saint Finbar.

Contents 1 Images 2 Discussion 2.1 Restoration and Spire Addition (2010) 3 Maps 4 Other Resources 5 References 6 External Links

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Building Details
Client	Roman Catholic Diocese of Charleston
Height	85 feet (26 meters)
Length	200 feet (61 meters)
Width	80 feet (24 meters)
Program	seats 720

[edit] Restoration and Spire Addition (2010)

Building Modification (2007-2010)
	Cathedral of Saint John the Baptist
Designer	Glenn Keyes Architects, Charleston, South Carolina, USA
Date	2007 to 2010
Modification Type	Restoration and Addition
Building Type	Cathedral
Construction System	Masonry
Architectural Style	Neo-Gothic

Building Details
Client	Roman Catholic Diocese of Charleston
Cost	$4.8 Million USD combined ($3.1 Million restoration; $1.7 Million spire construction)
Height	167 feet (51 meters)
Length	200 feet (61 meters)
Width	80 feet (24 meters)
Program	seats 720
Awards	Recipient, 2011 Palladio Awards

Cathedral of Saint John the Baptist (Charleston, South Carolina)

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[edit] Maps

[edit] Other Resources

[edit] References

• "Palladio Awards 2011", by ArchitectureWeek, ArchitectureWeek No. 520, 2011.0608, pN1.1.

[edit] External Links

• [Cathedral of St. John the Baptist] web site