St. Cornelius Church
Caledon, Canada
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St. Cornelius Church in Caledon, Ontario, is a Collegiate Gothic structure completed in 1886 and designed by architect Joseph Connolly. Built during the late Victorian era, the church exemplifies the pointed arches, ornamental detailing, and vertical emphasis characteristic of the Collegiate Gothic style, which drew inspiration from English university chapels and medieval ecclesiastical architecture.
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- Built
- Type
- church building
- Place
- Caledon, Canada
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