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1005, Principale street
916-920, Principale street
910, Principale street
795, Principale street
769, Principale street
757, Principale street
603, Principale street
401, Principale street

351, Principale street
314, Principale street
300, Principale street
235, Principale street
231, Principale street
225, Principale street
203-205, Principale street
117, Principale street

100, Sud street
215, Sud street
108, William street
109, William street
114, William street
245, Albert street
209, Ste-Thérèse street

203-205, Main Street

Year of construction:
1890

Type of architecture:
Gothic Revival style

Historical elements:
Built in 1890 by the Congregationalists, this church replaced another one that had been destroyed by a fire. The first church was built thanks to Reverend Connell in 1852. In 1866, the parish had about 130 people. Like Ste-Rose-de-Lima, the catholic church, this church did not have a parish priest at the beginning. In 1925, the Methodists that used to be at 168, Main Street and the Congregationalists joined in the Emmanuel United Church at 203-205, Main Street.