St. Paul's Church, Mangalore, Anglican church in Central Maidan, Mangalore, India
St. Paul's Church sits at the northwest corner of Nehru Maidan and displays English Baroque architecture with vertical walls and artistic detailing throughout. A clock tower added in 1897 stands as a notable feature of the building's design.
The church was built in 1843 as a garrison chapel by the British India army to accommodate around 120 worshippers. The site later received influence from German missionaries associated with mission activities in the region.
The church serves as a gathering place where the Church of South India congregation meets for worship and community gatherings. Religious practices and community traditions remain central to how people use the space today.
The church is located near the fish market and bus stand, making it easy to find from the main roads. Visitors should note that the space is actively used for worship and community activities throughout the week.
The cemetery on the grounds holds graves of East India Company officers from the colonial period, including high-ranking military figures. These burial sites preserve important records from the British administrative era.
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