The Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception is the dark red brick Romanesque Revival cathedral of the Diocese of Lake Charles, on Bilbo Street. Built after the Great Fire of 1910 destroyed the earlier church, it holds Viennese stained glass and Carrara marble altars, and remains an active parish with Mass and confession.
Historic church
See it on the historic places map →The dark red brick Romanesque Revival cathedral of the Diocese of Lake Charles, built after the Great Fire of 1910 destroyed the earlier church. Inside are Viennese stained glass and Carrara marble altars.
- Built
- About 1913
- Access
- Grounds open
- Owned by
- Roman Catholic Diocese of Lake Charles
- Register
- National Register entry 94001201
- National Register
- Still in use
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