Cathedral of St Mary and All Saints, Harare

The Cathedral of St Mary and All Saints is the Anglican cathedral of Harare, a stone church begun in the early twentieth century and completed in stages over several decades. Built in a Gothic Revival manner using local granite, it stands in the city centre and serves as the seat of the Anglican bishop of Harare. Its tower, stained glass and vaulted interior reflect the ambitions of the settler-era church, and it has hosted national services and moments of ecclesiastical controversy.