St. Paul's Anglican Church and History House

They are open from May to August by appointment. St. Paul’s Anglican Church and History House are Municipal Historic Sites built in 1931. All the Anglican churches built in this time were constructed with high open beam ceilings and a turret-type roof to resemble the medieval castles of England. The windows in the church are all stained glass. The rectory, saved from demolition, has been restored to a History House which displays artifacts dating back to the early 1900s.