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New York, New York
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Despite construction starting in 1892, the Cathedral remains incomplete, earning it the nickname 'St. John the Unfinished.'
The Cathedral of St. John the Divine is home to three resident peacocks named Jim, Harry, and Phil.
Every spring, the Cathedral holds a unique 'Blessing of the Bicycles' ceremony, celebrating cyclists and their rides.
Inspired by Westminster Abbey, the Cathedral's Poet's Corner honors American writers like Edgar Allan Poe and Emily Dickinson.
The Cathedral of St. John the Divine is the largest Gothic cathedral in the world, spanning over 121,000 square feet.
The 'Peace Fountain' outside the Cathedral features a whimsical sculpture of the Archangel Michael defeating Satan, surrounded by animals and children.
The Cathedral boasts over 10,000 square feet of stained glass, including a window dedicated to the arts, featuring Shakespeare and Beethoven.
Every October, the Cathedral transforms for a spooky Halloween celebration, complete with a screening of the silent film 'Nosferatu.'
