Municipal Register of Local Historic Places

United Baptist Church

Grand Falls (Grand-Sault), New Brunswick

A photo of the front façade of the United Baptist Church

A photo of the front façade of the United Baptist Church

Photo: The Valley District Planning Commision

Built
1905
Recognized
2006
By
Local government

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Description

United Baptist Church, a small wooden church, is a Picturesque structure inspired by the Gothic Revival movement. It is located on Court Street in Grand Falls.

Heritage value

United Baptist Church was designated a Local Historic Place for its architecture.

The architecture of Atlantic Canada’s Baptist churches was strongly influenced by the builders of ships and farms. The small, simple United Baptist Church was built in 1905 by the community and is still located on its original site. Its Picturesque architecture is suggestive of England’s Gothic Revival style and is a good example of rural religious architecture from the early 20th century in the Grand Falls area.

SourceTown of Grand Falls, Historic Places Site File no. 11

Character‑defining elements

The character-defining elements of United Baptist Church include:

  • rectangular plan, with a small porch on the front façade;
  • plain entrance door opening onto a vestibule, lit by two windows on the sides;
  • gable roof accented by brackets below the eaves;
  • lower rear roof, defining the chevet;
  • exterior cladding of long wooden boards painted white, the era’s preferred colour;
  • Gothic arch sash windows topped by hood mouldings, giving the windows a touch of elegance and refinement;
  • location on its original site.

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Location

96 Court Street, Grand Falls (Grand-Sault), New Brunswick, E3Z, Canada

47.04537° N, 67.73940° W

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From the Canadian Register of Historic Places, as last updated on December 12, 2025. The register’s text is shown word for word.