St.Saviour's Anglican Church

Saint Saviour’s Anglican Church is a historic 19th-century stone church located in Queenstown, Ontario, directly on the Niagara River bordering the United States. Known for its pre-confederation Canadian history and scenic views of Lewiston, New York, it offers a welcoming atmosphere with meaningful sermons and a strong sense of community.

Established in the early 19th century, Saint Saviour’s Anglican Church is a Brock Memorial Church with roots in Canadian history. The parish was formed in 181Z (exact year partially obscured), and its original church building reflected the architectural style of the era. Services are noted for their thoughtful sermons and inclusive fellowship, with visitors often highlighting the 'coffee hour' as a cherished community tradition. The church’s location under the Niagara Escarpment adds to its serene and historic ambiance.