Nashville, Tennessee
Christ Church Cathedral is a historic Episcopal cathedral located on Broadway in downtown Nashville. Consecrated in 1894, the current building is a stunning example of Victorian Gothic architecture, designed by the noted New York architect Francis H. Kimball. The church serves as the cathedral for the Diocese of Tennessee and is recognized for its architectural beauty, characterized by its rough-hewn stone exterior, intricate stained-glass windows, and soaring tower that has been a fixture of the city skyline for over a century.
The cathedral has a long history in Nashville, with the parish dating back to 1829. It has played a significant role in the spiritual and cultural life of the city, hosting community events and musical performances. The interior features a majestic nave and a highly regarded organ, making it a center for sacred music. As a living historic site, Christ Church Cathedral continues to offer regular worship services while standing as a testament to Nashville's religious and architectural heritage.