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- SECOND GENERAL HOSPITAL
Despite its name, the Second General Hospital was really the first hospital to be built in Calgary. - ST ANDREW'S UNITED CHURCH
In 1895 a small wood frame church was erected near the centre of town on the northwest corner of 50th Avenue and 51 Street to house the growing membership of Lacombe’s first Presbyterian church. - ST JACOB RUSSO - ORTHODOX CHURCH
This church was built in 1901-2 by local craftsman Conrad (Kondrat) Sheremeta. - ST. BENEDICT’S ANGLICAN CHURCH
This picturesque church, built in a Gothic Revival Style, is distinguished by its high-pitched gable roof, covered belfry, and narrow, gothic-inspired lancet windows. - ST. CYPRIAN'S ANGLICAN CHURCH
It was not until 1901 that the church of St. Cyprian's was erected on land donated by Ed Barnett and the C & E Railway townsite trustees. - ST. JOACHIM’S ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
St. Joachim’s was the first Roman Catholic Parish in Edmonton. The original Church was built in 1854 within the walls of the Hudson’s Bay Company fort - ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
The first Presbyterian service in Medicine Hat was conducted by the Rev. Angus Robertson on June 3rd, 1883. - ST. POKROVA UKRAINIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH
The parish was founded in 1903 and construction on the building began shortly thereafter. - STEPHANSSON HOUSE
Stephan G. Stephansson (1853-1927) was one of Canada's most prolific poets but few people have heard or him because he wrote only in his native Icelandic. - STEVENSON-HALL BLOCK
The Stevenson-Hall Block was built in 1891 to house the grocery business of Messrs. Stevenson and Hall.