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Historic Sites of Manitoba: St. James Anglican Church (535 Mountain Avenue, Neepawa)

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Located at the corner of Main Street East and Mountain Avenue in Neepawa, this stately brick church, on a stone foundation, was built in 1897 on a design by Winnipeg architect S. F. Peters.

Clerics

Period	Cleric
1897-1901	C. W. Houghton
1901-1903	A. W. Woods
1903-1907	Frederick William Goodeve (1870-1957)
1907-1909	F. Sandeman DeMattos
1909-1912	I. McDonald
1912-1916	R. C. Pitts
1916-1924	P. D. Locke
1924-1927	J. L. McKinney
1927-1930	W. Brailsford
1930-1934	Henri Le Gallais Roy (1875-1953)
1934-1938	Ivor Arthur Norris (1901-1969)
1938-1942	Gordon Walker
1942-1949	S. B. Guille
1949	C. W. J. Salmon
1949-1951	G. H. Adams
1951-1954	E. Hyett
1954-1955	John Patrick
1955-1959	D. W. Roberts
1960-1963	C. F. Greene
1963-1967	A. G. Johnson
1967-1971	Charles Alexander
1971-1979	Graham Bradshaw
1979-1982	W. Giovetti

Photos & Coordinates

Postcard view of St. James Anglican Church at Neepawa (circa 1910) Source: Gordon Goldsborough, 2014-0117 Postcard view of St. James Anglican Church at Neepawa (circa 1910) Source: Gordon Goldsborough, 2014-0119 St. James Anglican Church at Neepawa (2010) Source: Allan Drysdale Site Coordinates (lat/long): N50.22600, W99.46660 denoted by symbol on the map above

See also:

Historic Sites of Manitoba: Provincially Designated Historic Sites

Sources:

Heritage: A History of the Town of Neepawa As Told and Recorded by its People by Neepawa History Book Committee, 1983, pages 196-197.

This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough and Allan Drysdale.

Page revised: 29 April 2020

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