Cathedral of St. John (Providence, R.I.)

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Founded as King's Church in Providence in 1722. Name changed to St. John's Church in 1794. Designated as a cathedral in 1929. Continues today as both the religious center of the Episcopal Diocese of Rhode Island and as a parish church. The stone structure which is today's Cathedral of St. John was erected in 1811 to replace the original wooden church which had served the parish from its inception.

From the description of Records of St. John's Episcopal Cathedral, Rhode Island, 1715-1994. (University of Rhode Island Library, Kingston). WorldCat record id: 48588065

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creatorOf Cathedral of St. John (Providence, R.I.). Records of St. John's Episcopal Cathedral, Rhode Island, 1715-1994. University of Rhode Island Library, Kingston, University Library
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associatedWith Bernon, Gabriel, 1644-1736. person
associatedWith Crocker, Nathan Bourne, Bishop, 1808-1865. person
associatedWith Episcopal Church corporateBody
associatedWith Girls Friendly Society corporateBody
associatedWith King's Church (Providence, R.I.) corporateBody
associatedWith Olney, George, 1745-1831. person
associatedWith St. John's Church (Providence, R.I.) corporateBody
Place Name Admin Code Country
Providence (R.I.)
Rhode Island
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Cathedral closes
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Active 1715

Active 1994

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