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Our Lady of Sorrows Chapel
Known as the Church that was built in a day, this idyllic chapel is a reminder of a remarkable day in 1843 when nearly 2000 people gathered to build this church. They built the church using stained glass windows and wood carvings that date back as early as 1550. Open from April 15 to October 15.
Address: 1259 South Park Highway Halifax NS Canada B3J 2K8
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This church was built in 1750, making it the oldest protestant church in Canada, as well as Britain's first overseas cathedral. The church was designed after St. Paul's Church in London, and the sturdy structure has survived years of weathering and disasters like the Halifax explosion. The burial vault below the church contains the remains of several illustrious British colonials. Open year-round.
Address: 1749 Argyle Street Halifax NS Canada B3J 3K4
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This Anglican church was built in 1800 and designed in a unique, yet classic round style by its architect—Edward, Duke of Kent, father of Queen Victoria. Located at Brunswick and Cornwallis, near the little Dutch Church.
Address: 2222 Brunswick St Halifax NS Canada B3K 2Z3
Send an Email  1 902 423-1059
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What started off as a modest wood-framed church in 1783 became the magnificent St. Mary's Basilica in 1801. The church has weathered many historical events, including the Halifax Explosion, and has lived to tell the tales. Features include an impressive display of stained glass windows (the originals were destroyed in the explosion). Come for daily mass or take a guided tour.
Address: 1508 Barrington Street Halifax NS Canada B3J 1Z3
Send an Email (2) 1 902 423-4116
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This historic church is renowned for its stained glass windows and intricate wood carvings. Guided tours are available and admission is free.
Address: 1320 Tower Road Halifax NS Canada B3H 1X3
Send an Email 1 902 423-6002
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Little Dutch Church
This Church was built in 1756 and has the distinction of being the first Lutheran Church in Canada. Interestingly, it was not built by Dutch settlers, but rather by Germans, who were incorrectly labelled as Dutch by the locals. As such, the politcally correct name for the church is The Little Deutsch Church.
Address: Brunswick and Garrish Street Halifax NS Canada
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