St. Paul's Presbyterian Church - Banff, Alberta
N 51° 10.693 W 115° 34.218
11U E 599934 N 5670615
St. Paul's has been a religious cornerstone of Banff since it first held a service in 1888 - one year after the town was founded.
Waymark Code: WMY1R5
Location: Alberta, Canada
Date Posted: 04/03/2018
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St. Paul's has been a religious cornerstone of Banff since it first held a service in 1888 - one year after the town was founded.
This church was built in 1930. It's 22 metre steeple is a landmark of Banff's main street. In 1888, one year after founding a Presbyterian following in Banff, a church was built. It was moved to the back of this current site and now serves as the parish hall.
In 1930, the cornerstone of the current church was laid. It was built in the High Victorian Gothic Revival Style with Tudor details over stucco. The steeple is painted to look like copper.
Presbyterian Denomination: Presbyterian Church in Canada
Status: Active House of Worship
Address:
298 Banff Avenue
Banff, Alberta Canada
T1L 1B3
Date Built: 1930
Architect: D.S. McIlroy
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