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  • St. Luke’s United Church (Toronto)

  • St. Luke’s United Church (Toronto)

    St. Luke’s United Church is a historic church located in Toronto. It was built in 1887 AD as the Sherbourne Street Methodist Church in the Richardsonian Romanesque style. The church is known for its beautiful stonework and stained-glass windows, and it later became a community hub.
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    St. Luke’s United Church (Toronto)
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    St. Luke’s United Church (Toronto)

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    19th Century AD

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