PE015 Previous St James Anglican Church, Port Hill PE

Previous Saint James Anglican Church at Port Hill, PE, was first visited by JR Spurway, on 30 Jul 2012. This place of worship has closed, however the last active congregation belonged to the Anglican Church of Canada, Christian denomination.

DATES(when known):

ESTABLISHED: 1839BUILT: 1841REBUILT: CLOSED: 1885DEMOLISHED:

BUILDING INFORMATION (when known):

ARCHITECT: BUILDER: SPECIAL FEATURES: Gong outside door used in place of bell

HISTORIC OR HERITAGE RECOGNITION (when known):

CANADIAN HERITAGE DESIGNATION: 8722; 22755PROVINCIAL/MUNICIPAL/OTHER HERITAGE:

ADDITIONAL OR SUPPLEMENTAL NOTES:

Also known as the “the Old Shipbuilders’ Church”. After new church opened in 1885, the building was used for Sunday school. Building was never electrified.

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