St. Mary's and St. Albans Anglican Church

• its

rural setting within open fields west of the community of Kaleida

• placement of the church on its site

with main doors facing west and with a related cemetery behind and to the east of the church building

Key elements that define the exterior heritage character of the church include:

• the basic rectangular form

with a medium-pitched gable roof

• the granite fieldstone walls, with blocks expertly cut and shaped

and laid mostly in courses, and featuring large corner buttresses and a massive chimney at the rear as well as the memorial stone at the northwest corner reading "WINRAM MEMORIAL A.D. 1892"

• the

fenestration, with pointed openings highlighted with stone surrounds, including the main door with its tall transom light with simple arched wooden tracery

Key elements that define the interior heritage character of the church include:

• the open space of the nave with bright white plastered walls and elaborate

wooden ceiling accented with diagonally patterned wooden insets and impressive hammerbeams, etc.

• the

organization of the space to focus on the chancel and altar, with wooden pews arranged on either side of a wide central aisle

• the simple wooden rood screen, with pointed arch elements, separating the chancel

from the nave, with further separation defined by steps up to the chancel

• the various handcrafted wooden

religious features and articles, including the pulpit, hymn board, etc.