Roseisle United Church

• the basic symmetrical massing, consisting of a simple rectangular plan with a small enclosed

porch at the centre front

• the single storey with steeply-pitched gable roof clad in cedar shingles,

with wood soffits and fascia boards

• the organization of the main facade and its openings: three tall

Gothic-arched single-hung wood sash windows on the north and south sides, with simple curved glazing pattern, with simple wood drip mouldings; the five-panelled wood front door with Gothic pointed transom;

the semi-circular vent over the front porch

• the simple wood clapboard siding with cornerboards and

with a band of shingles forming a diaper pattern near the top of the front gable

Key elements that define the church's interior include:

• the plan consisting of the small front porch and single undivided

worship space

• the smooth, white-painted walls and ceiling
• the unpainted interior woodwork with dark

varnished finish: the beadboard wainscoting; simple mouldings surrounding the door and window openings;

unpainted wood floor with decorative cast iron floor vents, etc.