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Christ Church Cathedral, Fredericton

Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada

Major Anglican Gothic Revival cathedral overlooking the Saint John River in Fredericton.

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About Christ Church Cathedral, Fredericton

Identity, documented context and sacred significance.

Major Anglican Gothic Revival cathedral overlooking the Saint John River in Fredericton. Constructed during 1845–1853, it became an influential Gothic Revival cathedral in Canada and is a National Historic Site.

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Place TypeCathedral
Religious TraditionChristianity
Tradition / DenominationAnglican
LocationFredericton, New Brunswick, Canada
CountryCanada
Established / Period1845–1853
ArchitectureGothic Revival
HeritageNational Historic Site of Canada

Faith, Tradition & Sacred Association

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Religious TraditionChristianity
Tradition / DenominationAnglican

History & Sacred Tradition

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Historical Record

Constructed during 1845–1853, it became an influential Gothic Revival cathedral in Canada and is a National Historic Site.

Sacred Tradition

It serves as an Anglican cathedral and centre of liturgical worship.

Architecture & Sacred Complex

Gothic Revival · National Historic Site of Canada

Worship & Services

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Anglican cathedral worship
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Last checked
October 15, 2026
Primary source
Parks Canada