Saint Paul's Cathedral

Saint Paul's Cathedral stands on the hills of Jamestown with a white exterior and traditional Anglican architectural elements from the Victorian period.

The cathedral, completed in 1859, represents British colonial influence in Saint Helena during the expansion of the Anglican Church in the 19th century.

The cathedral maintains regular Anglican services and functions as a central gathering place for religious ceremonies and community events in Jamestown.

Visitors can reach the cathedral by climbing the steep streets of Jamestown, with the building visible from multiple points throughout the town.

The cathedral's interior contains numerous memorial plaques and artifacts that document the maritime history of Saint Helena and its connection to passing ships.

Location: Jamestown

Inception: 1859

GPS coordinates: -15.95680,-5.72030

Latest update: March 16, 2025 16:12