Stones were cut on the protective barrier island, across the river. They were hauled across the frozen water and assembled on the town's shore. This is the largest church for many miles. It dominates the shoreline of Cheticamp. There is amble parking.

Located right in Cheticamp and open to the public. A very airy and light church. Downstairs are lots of old photos and there is a memorial that has a hooked rug photo that looks like a real photo .

Nice old stone church built by the locals in 1893. It’s a landmark to say the least and looms over the village.

This is obviously one of the few things in Cheticamp to visit. This is a small town to be sure especially when the fishing season is over. I guess there was a fire years ago and so they put in new stained glass windows —sort...More

Looking out on the sea across from a little island, this church is truly inspiring. Reading the history and realizing that the stone to build it was quarried on the little island and hauled across the sea ice in the winter. The detail and design...More

This church has history and should be looked up prior to the visit. The stone structure and the history behind it are magnificent! If you get the chance to go up the stairs to check out the organ and then take a look down into...More

This is worth the stop to walk around the most beautiful church I’ve ever been in! The stone structure and the history behind it is magnificent! If you can go up the stairs and take a look down into the sanctuary, it is breathtaking! Also,...More