St. James Cathedral

St. James Cathedral is a historic Episcopal church located in Chicago, notable for its beautiful Gothic Revival architecture. Built in the late 19th century, it features intricate stained glass windows, soaring ceilings, and detailed stonework that reflect its religious and architectural significance. As a active place of worship, the cathedral hosts regular services, community events, and cultural programs. It also stands as a symbol of faith, resilience, and historic preservation in the city, attracting visitors interested in its design, history, and ongoing spiritual community.