St. Michael's Ukrainian Catholic Church

• its location in a rural situation alongside a small creek and proximity to the Cross of Freedom site

Key elements that define the church's unpretentious vernacular style include:

• its two volumes, including the nave denoted by a tall gable roof and the sanctuary denoted by a shorter rectangular volume terminating in a three-sided curve
• the intact horizontal wood siding covering mud-plastered and whitewashed log walls
• the modest cupola located on the west peak of roof, featuring a wooden drum topped by a metal onion dome and patriarchal cross

-the minimal openings, including the sanctuary's rectangular windows, the nave's round-arched windows, the bull's eye window above two small rectangular openings in the gallery and the V-joint wooden plank door, all with decorative wooden trim

Key elements that define the church's interior layout, finishes and details include:

• the diminutive two-frame rectangular plan composed of the nave, with a small gallery in the west end, and the raised curved sanctuary, measuring four by five metres and containing the altar with tabernacle
• the floors, walls and gambrel-shaped ceiling of wooden planks
• the details, finishes and intact furnishings and iconography, including the arched opening between the nave and sanctuary, the utilitarian wooden benches lining the nave, the intact cantor's ledge and tetrapod, the ornate chandelier, the hand-carved wooden crucifixes, etc.