110th Street is called Cathedral Parkway after the Cathedral of St. John the Divine.
West of Frederick Douglass Circle, at the north-west corner of Central Park, 110th Street is also known as Cathedral Parkway; along the park, as far as Fifth Avenue, it is Central Park North. The parkway forms the southern edge of the cathedral’s close. The cornerstone of this cathedral of the Episcopal Diocese of New York was laid on 27 December 1892; it remains unfinished.