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    Centreton, Ont...

    Cobourg is known for having one of the earliest Church of England parishes in Upper Canada. In 1819 the property on which this church stands was sold by John Spencer to the local church wardens Walte

    St. Peter's Parish was founded in 1819. The original church was replaced in 1854 by a large brick church designed by Kivas Tully, pictured here. The rectory was also replaced but at a later date, by

    In 1842, Bishop John Strachan founded the Diocesan Theological Institute in Cobourg, an Anglican seminary that became integrated into the University of Trinity College in Toronto in 1852. It fell und

    The parish of St.Peter's was founded in 1819, with the first wooden church being built in 1820. In 1851 construction started on a new brick church of some 7000 sq ft, designed by Kivas Tulley, who al

    In spring of 1820 a small church was built on the present site and was completed in December of the same year.In 1851 construction started on a new brick church of some 7000 sq ft, designed by Kivas

    The parish of St. Peter's was established in 1819 with the first wooden church being built in 1820. In 1851 construction started on a new brick church of some 7000 sq ft, designed by Kivas Tulley, wh

    The parish of St. Peter's was established in 1819 with the first wooden church being built in 1820. In 1851 construction started on a new brick church of some 7000 sq ft, designed by Kivas Tulley, wh

    Postmark 1913(?)

    The present rectory was built in 1876-77 after the original rectory was moved. It sits on a spacious lot to the east of St. Peter's Anglican Church but most of the garden area in the back is now part

Longwell, Karen, Northumberland News (Cobourg, ON), 17 Dec 2015, Section B, p. 5, column 2     St. Mark's Anglican Church. Nativity scenes from around the world on show to be purchased.

Longwell, Karen, Northumberland News (Cobourg, ON), 17 Dec 2015, Section B, p. 6, column 3     St. John's Anglican Church; St. Mark's Anglican Church; St. Paul's Anglican Church Perrytown. Sponsorship of Syrian refugees.

    This building was erected in 1838 by Reverend Alexander Bethune, later second bishop of Toronto, for use as a theological College for the training of Anglican priests and was known as the Diocesan Th