Holy Trinity Anglican Church (Stanley Mission, Saskatchewan)

Holy Trinity Anglican Church is a historic Anglican church located at Stanley Mission on the Churchill River in northern Saskatchewan, Canada. Built between 1854 and 1860, it is the oldest standing building in Saskatchewan and is constructed in the Carpenter Gothic (wooden Gothic Revival) style. The church was designed by the Reverend Robert Hunt and built by local Cree craftsmen using locally harvested timber, with stained glass and hardware imported from England. Holy Trinity served as a central place of worship and missionary activity for the Anglican Church in the northwest during the 19th century, and it remains significant within the Anglican Church of Canada for its architectural heritage and historical role. The site has been designated as a National Historic Site of Canada (1970) and a Provincial Historic Site of Saskatchewan (1981).

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