Serbian Orthodox Cathedral of Saint Sava

New York City, New York

Built in 1850, and designed by Architect Jerry Upjohn, the Serbian Orthodox Cathedral of St. Sava was originally part of the Trinity Chapel Complex With the arrival in early January, 1942 of Rev. Fr. Dusan Shukletovic, the Serbian community actively began the organization of their social and religious life in New York City. Episcopal Bishop William Manning of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine on 116th Street, offered the Serbian people space in the Cathedral, rather than their having to repair the fire-damaged building, where services were held until the purchase of Trinity Chapel. Fuji X-T1 Zeiss 12mm (18mm equiv) 1/15 sec @ f/2.8; ISO 400