Begun 1906; opened for services 1915; interior work continued to completion 1956. E. L. Masqueray, architect. Classic Renaissance adaptation of Romanesque architecture. 3071/2 ft. to top of cross: 381 ft. long (including sacristy). 216 ft. wide. Built of Minnesota granite.
1950’s Bird’s Eye View with Flying Saucers
Main features: magnificent dome: sculptured details on exterior; heroic sculptured statues in stately beautiful marble chapels in interior; splendor of High Altar and sanctuary; rich and colorful decoration of sculptured gesso interior; excellent stained glass. Visitors welcome every day of the year.
