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Saint Andrews Presbyterian Church
Rose Bay, Nouvelle Ecosse

Photo: Heritage Division, Nova Scotia Department of Tourism, Culture and Heritage, 2006.
- Construction
- 1890
- Reconnaissance
- 2001
- Par
- Administrations locales (N.-É.)
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Description
Saint Andrews Presbyterian Church is a large Greek Revival building in Rose Bay, Nova Scotia. The temple-style front of the building faces the street and the full size basement is below street level, but visible from either side as the small knoll it is situated on slopes away from the foundation. The Municipal Heritage Designation applies to the building and building footprint.
Valeur patrimoniale
Saint Andrews Presbyterian Church is valued for its well defined Greek Revival architectural characteristics, which are not common in rural Lunenburg County. Its sheer size also sets it apart from most churches within the predominantly rural county. The main chapel has a capacity for 450 people and Sunday school is held in the basement of the church.
The church is also valued for its method of construction. Its large frame, built by local building company Boehner & Sons, rests on a solid granite foundation made from stone brought by oxen teams from nearby Kingsburg by the church’s parishioners. This communal effort reflects the commitment of parishioners to literally build their faith and indicates the need to subsidize the expensive process of construction by donating labour.
SourceMunicipality of the District of Lunenburg, Heritage Property Book 2 Site 7.
Éléments caractéristiques
Character-defining elements of Saint Andrews Presbyterian Church that relate to its Greek Revival architecture include:
- Temple-style construction with main entrance on gabled end;
- cornerboards designed as Greek pilasters wtih simple decorative capitals;
- return eaves;
- simplified moldings;
- symmetrical floor plan with belfry tower located in centre of gabled end over main entrance;
- double hung paneled door which maintains the building's symmetry;
- narrow lancet windows flanking the main entrance.
Additional character-defining elements of Saint Andrews Presbyterian Church include:
- five bay façade of lancet arch windows on the opposing sides, with the central window flanked by pairs of windows featuring double lancet arches;
- equilateral arch window with tracery over main entrance;
- open cage belfry;
- full basement;
- granite foundation;
- fixed oxeye window on front façade;
- cornerstone indicating date of construction;
- wooden clapboard construction.
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Emplacement
44.29859° N, 64.30605° W
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À proximité
St. Matthew's Evangelical Lutheran Churchà moins de 100 m · 1897
Lieu historique national du Canada du Fort-Sainte-Marie-de-Grâce3,8 km · LaHave · 1632
Saint Barnabas' Church8,2 km · Blue Rocks · 1885
Boscawen Inn8,2 km · Lunenburg
MacIsaac House8,4 km · Garden Lots · 1899
Captain Angus Walters House8,6 km · Lunenburg · 1915
Lieux semblables
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St. Andrew's Presbyterian ChurchLunenburg, Nouvelle Ecosse
St. Andrew's ChurchBaddeck, Nouvelle Ecosse
Old St. Andrew's Presbyterian ChurchNew Westminster, Colombie Britannique
St. Andrew's United ChurchNorth Vancouver, Colombie Britannique
St. Andrew's Anglican ChurchWallace, Nouvelle Ecosse
St. Andrew's ChapelSt. Andrew's, Ile Du Prince Edouard
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