"Cathedral of Saint Peter (Wilmington, Delaware)"

The Cathedral was designed by Pierre Bauduy and the  cornerstone was laid in 1816; the 30- by 40-foot Romanesque-style building was executed in brick.   In preparation for consecration as a cathedral,  the diocese added frescoes, a marble baptistery, three altars, a chancel railing, a barrel-domed roof, and a bishop's cathedra to the church. The church's Munich-style stained glass was added around 1900. The stained glass was probably created by Franz Xavier Zettler, master glass painter to the Royal Court of Bavaria.