Bekevar Historic Site

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Based on the twin-spired Great Church in Debrecen, Hungary, the Bekevar Presbyterian Church was the centre of the Hungarian community for many years. Now designated as a Municipal Heritage Property due to its architecture and landscape design, this church, located about 12 km south of Kipling, offers guided tours in July and August. It is a must-see for anyone visiting Saskatchewan town.

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