We weren’t able to find much information on this old church. We know that it was a Hungarian settlement, there was a bit of a town and this church has the name “Otthon United Church” on it. Today it sits vacant but is still a beautiful site to see.
Scandinaviski Kristna Brodra Forsamlingen, was organized June 30, 1888. It was later incorporated as the Evangelical Mission Church. Located in Saskatchewan, this was the second Swedish church in canada, associated with the Evangelical Convent Church of Canada. The church was constructed in 1895 and is the second Swedish church built in Canada. The church is …
St. Columba Anglican Church was built in 1898 and is a Municipal Heritage Property. The church was one of the earliest churches built in the area and is the oldest still standing. Churches would have begun in peoples homes and once money was raised they would build a church. This church, St. Columba is named …
The assumption church is the fourth church of the St. Peters colony. The first church was built in 1902, second church 1906 and the third church was destroyed by a cyclon during construction. The only thing to survive was the bell and one statue which are still present at the church today. The church you …
All that is left of this ghost town community in Saskatchewan an old one room schoolhouse and an abandoned church. They share the same plot of land, which was fairly common in Saskatchewan. The school was opened in 1925 and held both school and church. It was closed in 1955 and was purchased by the …
Churches that are no longer used can be found in any state of decay. We find churches of all types including those that are completely intact (used for a few services a year), intact churches that are no longer used, completely cleared-out buildings, vandalized churches, and those in a state of decay. The location of this …
Rural Saskatchewan is endless and you never know what you will find. We always go out seeking abandoned buildings, including churches, but of course we run into rural buildings that are historic and sometimes still in use. The best example of this is rural churches, some are preserved historic sites while others may actually hold …
The Beth Israel Synagogue was built in 1908 in rural Saskatchewan. The property has a cemetery on site that was established in 1906. It is the oldest surviving synagogue in Saskatchewan. In 1906 Jewish settlers from South Africa came to found the Edenbridge Hebrew Colony. They built the synagogue and established the cemtery. It serves …
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I don’t have any history about this church. I know that in 2008 the church was standing. Within a couple of years, the saggy roof completely collapsed and not long after the entire church collapsed in on itself. This has become an iconica church for Saskatchewan even thought it has been gone for well over …
I have had no luck finding any information on this church. All I know is this is a memorial chapel in memory of a much large Catholic church that would have been on this site. This cute little chapel has a few elements inside as well as graveyard behind it. The site is maintained.
