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This building is the former location for St. Sephen the Martyr Anglican Church. In 2010 the church was in such bad shape and was just a few hours from being demolished. The Anglican diocese made a decision to sell the building to two architects.
After they purchased the building they then renovated it and moved their offices into the building. Shortly after that they met a local e ent planner who convinced them that it would make a great location for a variety of special events.
Today it is considered one of the top 5 locations in Edmonton for special events of all types.
So much character. What a great story.
January 16th, 2020  
Such an interesting story and quaint building - well done to those architects!
January 16th, 2020  
Great shot and nice story.
January 16th, 2020  
A beautiful building and a lovely story
January 16th, 2020  
Lovely building so great that it was saved.
January 16th, 2020  
Bep
Charming building.
January 16th, 2020  
So good that people had the foresight to save this quaint church. It is truly a heritage to save.
January 16th, 2020  
Wonderful building and story!
January 16th, 2020  
Great story!
January 16th, 2020  
Wonderful capture and back story
January 16th, 2020  
Nice story. I'm glad it was saved.
January 16th, 2020  
Interesting to hear the history!
January 16th, 2020  
Keep going with these local histories! Really neat
January 16th, 2020  
It's a win-win story and a lovely building to still have in your town. :)
January 16th, 2020  
Cute building and great story.
January 16th, 2020  
lovely looking facade
January 16th, 2020  
Great story & it looks well kempt now.
January 16th, 2020  
Well, I'm glad it didn't get demolished but sure wish it could've stayed a church. However, I'm also glad so many people still use it!
January 16th, 2020  
Cool. I love it when structures get second or third lives .
January 17th, 2020  
Bold geometric patterns.
January 17th, 2020  
Looks like a beautiful winter day! Such a pretty church.
January 17th, 2020  
What a beautiful building
January 17th, 2020  
I'm glad that it was saved :)
January 17th, 2020  
@purdey Sharon glad to share this with you
January 17th, 2020  
@lyndamcg Yes Lynda they certainly did the city a huge favor
January 17th, 2020  
@haskar Thanks Haskar glad to share this with you
January 17th, 2020  
@beryl Beryl glad you enjoyed this one
January 17th, 2020  
@chrisiow Yes Chris for sure
January 17th, 2020  
@gijsje Bep glad you like this one
January 17th, 2020  
@farmreporter Yes Wendy it certainly is
January 17th, 2020  
@louannwarren Lou Ann glad you enjoyed this one
January 17th, 2020  
@mjalkotzy Martin glad to share this with you
January 17th, 2020  
@seattlite Gloria glad to share this with you
January 17th, 2020  
@tunia Me too Tunia
January 17th, 2020  
@will_wooderson William glad to share this with you
January 17th, 2020  
@dustyloup Thanks Stephanie. It enjoy sharing them with everyone
January 17th, 2020  
@robz Yes Rob it certainly is
January 17th, 2020  
@jernst1779 Jean glad you enjoyed this one
January 17th, 2020  
@arthurclark Arthur glad you enjoyed this one
January 17th, 2020  
@carole_sandford Carole they certainly did a great job with this
January 17th, 2020  
@olivetreeann Ann the congregation is in another building. They simply didn't have the funds needed to restore the building
January 17th, 2020  
@francoise Me too
January 17th, 2020  
@randystreat Kathy they do stand out
January 17th, 2020  
@kwind Kim we have had some very nice days but extremely cold
January 17th, 2020  
@motherxmind Shell glad you enjoyed this one
January 17th, 2020  
@merrelyn Me too Merrelyn
January 17th, 2020  
Nice that such a lovely little church building has been saved. A nice photo!

Ian
January 19th, 2020  
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