Rural Churches in Northern Alberta and Saskatchewan (3) :NotSorry.com: onion-domed churches near Edmonton

Rural Churches near Edmonton (Page 3)

Includes Insinger, Saskatchewan

Especially Ukrainian, Greek and Russian Onion-Domed Roofs

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Some of the hundreds of old churches in Saskatchewan.
The next two are once again within sight of each other. They can be seen at Insinger in NE Saskatchewan. (Map) St. Peter and Paul Ukrainian Orthodox Church can be spotted from Highway 16. Holy Ghost Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Church in Insinger

Some of the hundreds of old churches in Saskatchewan.

The next two are once again within sight of each other. They can be seen at Insinger in NE Saskatchewan. (Map)
St. Peter and Paul Ukrainian Orthodox Church can be spotted from Highway 16.

St. Peter and Paul Ukrainian Church Insinger

Meeting Hall and Ukrainian Church Insinger

Holy Ghost Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Church in Insinger

Orthodox churches south of Edmonton.
	This church is a one hour drive south of Lamont County at 5220 - 50 Ave in Holden, Alberta. (Map) Descent of the Holy Spirit Ukrainian Catholic Church 1944
These two are between Leduc and Devon, Alberta. The 1898 St. Mary's Russian Orthodox Church on Highway 19 west of Range Road 254. (Map). Nearby is the 1917 Holy Trinity Ukrainian Catholic Church on Range Road 260 within sight of the Edmonton International Airport. (Map). This one includes a photo of the same church that I took in the early eighties. Fewer trees and utility poles.

Orthodox churches south of Edmonton.

This church is a one hour drive south of Lamont County at 5220 - 50 Ave in Holden, Alberta. (Map)
Descent of the Holy Spirit Ukrainian Catholic Church 1944

These two are between Leduc and Devon, Alberta.
The 1898 St. Mary's Russian Orthodox Church on Highway 19 west of Range Road 254. (Map).

Nearby is the 1917 Holy Trinity Ukrainian Catholic Church on Range Road 260 within sight of the Edmonton International Airport. (Map).
This one includes a photo of the same church that I took in the early eighties. Fewer trees and utility poles.

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