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St. Stephen's Anglican Church
The church is a historical site which served the garrison of the nearby fort as well as the civilian population of Chambly. The Church was built in field stone and mortar at a cost of 1000 English pounds (building and fittings) in 1820. The tombstones in the cemetery surrounding the church have the names of the first Irish, Scottish and English settlers. This site has appeared in several television series.
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Beautiful picture of the church. Well done.
David Peterson at 02:50 CEST on 14-Aug-2008 [Reply]