St. Thomas Church, Hisar

St. Thomas Church features pointed arches, stained glass windows, and decorative stonework that exemplify the Gothic Revival movement of Victorian architecture.

The church, constructed in 1864 during British colonial rule, reflects the expansion of European architectural styles across the Indian subcontinent.

The building demonstrates the fusion of European religious architecture with local Indian construction methods, creating a distinct colonial-era structure.

Located in central Hisar, the church maintains regular religious services and welcomes visitors interested in examining its architectural features.

The structure incorporates specific Victorian design elements, including ornamental details and gothic-inspired windows, that distinguish it from other religious buildings in Hisar.

Location: Hisar

Inception: May 1864

Architectural style: Victorian architecture

Website: http://dioceseofdelhi.org

GPS coordinates: 29.14861,75.72361

Latest update: March 8, 2025 21:07