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- ST. ONUFRY UKRAINIAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
Situated high on a hill, St. Onufry Ukrainian Catholic Church has not been used for almost a quarter of a century. - ST. PATRICK'S ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
With its tall spires, St. Patrick's Church has long been a Medicine Hat landmark. - ST. PAUL'S UNITED CHURCH
The Presbyterian congregation of Coleman appointed a board of managers to build a church in 1904. - ST. POKROVA UKRAINIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH
The parish was founded in 1903 and construction on the building began shortly thereafter. - STS PETER AND PAUL RUSSO-ORTHODOX CHURCH
In a place settlers called "wild bush" stands one of the most impressive structures in the settlement area. Perched high on a hill and visible for miles around, this proud tribute to Ukrainian culture and the pioneering spirit invites all to share in its splendour. - STS PETER AND PAUL UKRAINIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH
This parish is notable for two main reasons: it has the only fieldstone church in the entire settlement area and it is one of the earliest Ukrainian Orthodox parishes in Canada. - THE CHRISTINNSON CEMETERY
Located on the homestead of Kristinn and Sigurlaug Christinnson, this cemetery is the private burial plot reserved for members of the Christinnson and Stephansson families. - THE HOUSE OF ISREAL
From 1935 to 1960 the building was the home of Beth Israel, Calgary's second-oldest Jewish congregation. - THE MCDOUGALL GRAVES & MISSION
Four mark the graves of members of the McDougall family – Flora, Georgiana, Abigail and Anna - who died in the smallpox epidemic of 1870-71. - THE MISSION ON THE NORTH HILL
A strong French immigrant community thus established in North Red Deer around this mission