A peaceful gap in the skyscrapers—on Garden Road and up from Queen's Road Central—accommodates the Anglican St. John's Cathedral, a graceful Gothic form. Completed in 1849, it's made of Canton bricks in the shape of a cross. Among the WWII relics it houses are the cathedral doors themselves, made from timber salvaged from British warship HMS Tamar.
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