St. Paul's Anglican Church

• its location on well-maintained grounds on the north side of Highway 26, the church aligned north-to-south with the entrance to a small porch facing south
• the open cemetery to the west of the church

Key elements that define St. Paul's external heritage character include:

• its simple box-like form with a steeply pitched gable roof covered by cedar shingles and walls of horizontal tongue-and-groove wood siding painted white with grey trim
• the pointed arched windows with delicate window tracery and the open belfry topped with a short spire and wooden cross
• ornamental details, including the cresting that runs the length of the roof and porch and the pinnacles on the peak of the roof, etc.

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

• the unaltered spaces of the small cedar vestibule, center-aisle open sanctuary with high truncated cedar ceiling and walls of vertical board, the upper halves of which are painted white and the lower halves stained dark, the raised altar and small front corner rooms used as a vestry and storage
• the decorative woodwork, door and window casings, fir floors, etc.
• the original furnishings, including the schoolhouse-type light fixtures, the plain wooden pews, pulpit, altar table and pump organ