Artesian On 13th

Built in 1950 and designed by Storey and Van Egmond, the Calvary Evangelical Church was built solid and sound. The beautiful yellow pine and fir windows has been restored, the choir balcony reopened, the basement insulated, outrageous electric blue shag carpet was removed, and the leaking steeple was replaced. New front doors were salvaged from Herchmer School and the performance theatre doors were saved from Marian High School. Fir beams, salvaged from grain elevators, form the structure of the new entrance. The foyer's tin ceiling was rescued from a turn-of-the-century commercial building in Wolseley, SK. You can find many repurposed treasures throughout the building.

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