St Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #VisitSingapore #ChristianChurch #SingaporeWorthVisiting #TravelingSingapore - This church was designed by Colonel Ronald MacPherson, who was the chief engineer and director of the Department of Public Works in 1856. This English Gothic church was built to replace the old church that was destroyed by lightning twice in 1852. - A group of Scottish merchants initially funded the construction of this church. As a result, the church was named after the patron saint and protector of Scotland (St. Andrews). Indian convict laborers who were trained in craftsmanship also participated in the construction of this church. - This church and its surrounding area, which were registered as a national monument in 1973, contain many memorials and dedications to important people.