Heritage & Museums:
old st. thomas church
Old St. Thomas Church
55 Walnut Street • St. Thomas, Ontario • N5R 2Y7
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⛪ Step back in time at one of St. Thomas’s most cherished historic landmarks
The Old St. Thomas Church stands as a beautifully preserved piece of the city’s heritage, offering visitors a unique glimpse into 19th-century Anglican worship and local history. Both the church and its surrounding cemetery are filled with fascinating stories, architectural features, and notable monuments that reflect the rich past of St. Thomas and its people. Inside the church, you’ll find the original cubicle-style pews and a prisoners’ balcony, rare features that tell stories of a bygone era. The interior is adorned with historic plaques, stunning Masonic stained-glass windows, and carefully preserved details that maintain the church’s authentic 1800s appearance. The adjacent cemetery is home to intriguing monuments like the Chisholm Tombstone—one of the largest in the region—alongside the final resting places of many other notable local figures. Detailed stories and photographs of these sites are available on the church’s website, adding depth to your visit. Ongoing restoration work ensures this historic site remains a vibrant part of the community, preserving its beauty and significance for future generations. nearby attractionsWhat to Expect at Old St. Thomas Church
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🕖 HOURS
May - September Monday - Saturday 9am - 5pm Also available for weddings, events, etc |