Just across from the White House, St. John’s Episcopal Church stands as one of Washington DC’s most significant historical places of worship. Designed by Benjamin Latrobe and unveiled in 1816, this Greek Revival landmark features a stately, neoclassical facade. For nearly a century, it has hosted presidential Inauguration Day services, cementing its place in American history. Today, visitors can explore the church’s interior, which retains much of its original elegance, and learn about its role in the nation’s ceremonial traditions.
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