St. George's Anglican Church

• its prominent location on Road 253 as it passes through Glenora
• the building's east-west placement on a large plot in a residential area

Key exterior elements that define the church's restrained Gothic Revival style include:

• the simple rectangular form under a moderately pitched gable roof with a gable-roofed apse on the east side and entrance porches in the front southwest and rear northeast corners
• the delicate fenestration featuring tall rectangular multi-paned windows with pointed arches and elaborate wooden labels, standing alone on the sides (south and north) and in groups of three on the ends
• the unpretentious materials and finishes, including narrow horizontal wood siding and cedar shingles
• details such as the double door on the south-facing porch under a pointed arch with a carefully shaped hood-mould, the small wooden cross on the apse gable, the brick chimney, etc.

Key elements that define the church's interior character include:

• the compact layout incorporating a small side vestibule, a centre-aisle nave and an uncluttered, slightly raised chancel
• the hand-crafted painted wood finishes and trim highlighted by doors featuring narrow panelling set vertically and diagonally, the vertical board wainscotting, the wide trim around windows and doors, the formal octagonal pulpit, matching platform furnishings and chancel balustrade, etc.
• fixtures and details such as the wooden pews in a dark stain, the distinctive decorative metal hinges and latches on the main entrance, the large metal heating register, etc.