St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church

The stone structure features pointed arches, steep gables, and vertical elements characteristic of Gothic Revival architecture on Kent Street in Ottawa.

After Nicholas Sparks donated land in 1828, the original congregation established the first Presbyterian church in Ottawa, with the current building completed in 1874.

The church displays stained glass windows commemorating members who served in the Great War and holds a lectern with the Dutch Royal Coat of Arms.

Located at 82 Kent Street, the church conducts services in person and through livestream, with limited access for wheelchair users.

Princess Juliana of the Netherlands gifted a special lectern to the church during her World War II exile in Ottawa.

Location: Ottawa

Inception: 1870s

Architects: William Tutin Thomas

Architectural style: Gothic Revival

Accessibility: Acesso limitado para cadeira de rodas

Made from material: stone

Address: 82 Kent Street K1P 5N9 K1P 5N9

Phone: +16132329042

Website: http://standrewsottawa.ca

GPS coordinates: 45.42030,-75.70360

Latest update: March 19, 2025 23:05