St. Dunstan's Roman Catholic Cathedral - Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island - Cathedrals on Waymarking.com

St. Dunstan's Roman Catholic Cathedral was designated a national historic site of Canada in 2006 because "it is a fine representative example of the High Victorian Gothic Revival style of architecture".

Designed and built in the French-inspired interpretation of the High Victorian Gothic Revival style by Quebec architect Francois-Xavier Berlinguet in 1896-1907, the cathedral suffered extensive fire damage in 1913 after which its interior was substantially redesigned and rebuilt in a more English-inspired idiom by architect J. M. Hunter. St. Dunstan's is the centre of the Roman Catholic church in Prince Edward Island and the mother church of the diocese. It was consecrated and elevated to the status of Basilica in 1929.

Address: 65 Great George Street, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, C1A 4K1 Religious affiliation: Roman Catholic Date founded or constructed: 1913 Web site: [Web Link]

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