The Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul in Philadelphia.
I find this to be a rather prosaic and bookish essay in Renaissance Revival style architecture. In contrast, there is the famous Westminster (Catholic) Cathedral in London which was constructed in the (in)famous Greasy Bacon Style. Here is a nice link to a video about it. Westminster Cathedral Video - London Travel Videos - Tripfilms
Here is a webpage of images of the famous Church of St. Giles in Cheadle, England which was designed by A.W.N. Pugin, one of the originators of the Gothic Revival style in England. http://www.google.com/search?q=churc...w=1920&bih=904
Here is a webpage of images of St. Augustine's Church, Ramsgate, England by Pugin. This is another masterpiece in the early Gothic Revival style by him. st. augustine church pugin - Google Search
Here is a webpage with photograhs and links to St. John's of Torquay, England which was designed by the eminent nineteenth-century Gothic Revival architect, George Edmund Street. St. John's Church at Torquay - Google Search
Here is the American Episcopal Church, St. Paul's Within the Walls, in Rome Italy which was designed by George Edmund Street in the Greasy Bacon Style.
Very nice! It is a fine example of a new cathedral building in the traditional Georgian Orthodox style. Here is a webpage with more photos - Georgian Cathedral in Tbilisi - Google Search