The Other Church

So this the second church that was in my picture from the other day. This church was built as a French Catholic Church in 1903 at a cost of $10,000.
It was built with bricks but at some point was covered in stucco.
Of interest is the fact that Hollywood actor and singer Robert Goulet was baptized here in the 1950's and trained in the church choir.
In 2001 A Vietnamese congregation began holding services here. Today it is used by the Reformed Church of Canada.

[Diana]

Another lovely building with a beautiful steeple.

[Wylie]

a lovely selection. Robert Goulet eh, remember him in Camelot!

[Valerie Chesney]

Lovely steeple & great to know it is still being used.

[gloria jones]

Wonderful capture of this church's architectural details and great history

[haskar]

Lovely shot and beautiful steeple.

[Pigeons Farm]

I love church buildings, a beautiful photo.

[Lynda McG]

Nice building

[Monique]

Looks like a lovely, intimate place of worship

[Beryl Lloyd]

Such a beautiful piece of architecture

[Dione Giorgio]

Beautiful building with neat lines. And so very well kept, too.

[Lou Ann]

It’s a beautiful church, glad it is still being used.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Very pretty looking church.

[Bep]

Very nice building.

[Margaret Brown]

Lovely building and architecture

[Beth]

Nicely captured.

[Dustyloup]

Thanks for sharing the cool history!

[KWind]

A pretty church! Great capture.

[william wooderson]

I imagine that was a very considerable amount of money back in the day!

[Henk-Jan]

Lovely church and I like your historical comment

[Chris H]

Another lovely building.

[Carole Sandford]

Lovely building!

[Jean]

Lovely church!

[sarah]

Such a pretty little church

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Great shot

[Fisher Family]

Another nice shot of an interesting and attractive church!

Ian

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Pretty church- with a lot of history! I'm glad the history continues.

[Kathy]

A classic style and nice capture of the high spires. Robert Goulet - didn't I like him when I was younger!

[Francoise]

Fascinating how it kept changing but always used as a church.

[Diane]

Another lovely historic church. I'm so glad the buildings are still in use as churches, even if the denominations are different.

[bkb in the city]

@ludwigsdiana Diana glad you enjoyed this one

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@pusspup Thanks Wylie

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@happysnaps Yes Valerie on both counts

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@seattlite Thanks Gloria glad to share this with you

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@haskar Thanks Haskar glad you enjoyed this one

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@kgolab Thanks. Glad to share this with you

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@lyndamcg Lynda glad you like this one

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@momamo Monique l have not been inside but it is very nice outside

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@beryl Beryl glad you enjoyed this one

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@sangwann Yes Dione it certainly has been looked after

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@louannwarren Yes Lou Ann on both counts

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@mittens Marilyn glad you like this one

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@gijsje Bep glad you enjoyed this one

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@craftymeg Margaret glad you enjoyed this one

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@vernabeth Thanks Beth

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@dustyloup Stephanie you're welcome

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@kwind Thanks Kim glad you like this one

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@will_wooderson Yes William it certainly was

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@hajeka Henk glad to share this with you

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@chrisiow Chris glad you enjoyed this one

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@carole_sandford Carole glad you enjoyed this one

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@jernst1779 Jean glad you enjoyed this one

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@samae Sarah glad you like this one

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@elisasaeter Thanks Elisabeth

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@fishers Thanks Ian glad you enjoyed this one

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@olivetreeann Me too Ann

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@randystreat Thanks Kathy

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@francoise Francoise glad to share this with you