It is at high speed that the old convent of the Sisters of the Redemption undergoes the thunders of vandals who are looking for strong sensations.
Classified as a heritage building, the religious community deserted it in the mid-1990s for...
Built in 1895, the Beaver Creek Free Methodist Church is almost abandoned. Even if the church is actually still in use a few weeks of the year, the place is abandoned for the rest of the year.
Desolate and alone, it stands in perfect condition with everything still inside. The windows are not shattered, the bibles are all still in place waiting for the Sunday mass. Hundreds, even thousands of dead flies lay upon the old wooden ground.
For the record, the church is sealed tight.
It is at high speed that the old convent of the Sisters of the Redemption undergoes the thunders of vandals who are looking for strong sensations.
Classified as a heritage building, the religious community deserted it in the mid-1990s for...
Despite the many changes made to the building by the Negro community center, it is clear that the original building was a church. Plans are signed by Sidney Rose Badgley (1850-1917), an architect from Ste.Catherine,...
Closed in 2013, this church located along the highway has today a very sad mine. From the outside, a section of its stone wall presents risks of collapse and inside, the passage of many vandals is no doubt.
Located in an old village on the...
Established in the 1840s to serve the English and Irish settlers, the St-Matthew's Episcopal Church (also known as Edwardstown Anglican Church) is located outside of the St-Chrysostôme village, few kilometers near the US border.
The...