PE109 Hunter River Presbyterian Church, Hunter River PE

Hunter River Presbyterian Church at Hunter River, PE, was first visited by JR Spurway, on 04 Aug 2012. The congregation belongs to the Presbyterian Church in Canada, Christian denomination.

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ESTABLISHED:
BUILT: 1890
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HISTORIC OR HERITAGE RECOGNITION (when known):

CANADIAN HERITAGE DESIGNATION: 10340
PROVINCIAL/MUNICIPAL/OTHER HERITAGE: 5166

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Church originally used by Anglican and Church of Scotland as well, but the other congregations petered out. The land was officially deeded to the Presbyterians in 1906. The creation of the United Church of Canada was hotly contested and the unionist members from this church lost out and they moved to the Methodist church next door. Presbyterian Church sign removed after 2009.

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