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Work began on this freestone church in 1882 to replace a wooden church that had been destroyed by fire. Neo-Gothic in style, it has impressive traceries and stained glass windows.
Address: 161 York Street Fredericton NB Canada E3B 3N8
 Send an Email  1 506 458-8348
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Wilmot United Church was built in 1852. It is the sole remaining large wooden church in Fredericton, and seats around 800; its interior is largely hand-carved. One of the church’s most unique features is a stained glass window by the Pre-Raphaelite William Morris, added in 1913.
Address: 473 King Street Fredericton NB Canada E3B 1E5
Send an Email 1 506 458-1066
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Recognized as a National Historic Site, this cathedral was built in 1845. It was modeled after a medieval parish in Snettisham, England, and contains examples of skilled woodworking and fine woodworks and stained glass. Free guided tours are available from mid-June until August, and visitors are welcome through out the year. Worship services are scheduled regularly.
Address: 168 Church Street Fredericton NB E3B 4C9
Send an Email 1 506 450-8500
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