Egilse Saint Bernard

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Eglise Saint Bernard is a Catholic church with beautiful architecture and a rich history. Located around 5 minutes from Weymouth, the church is a grand display of historical architecture and a feat of the old design. The church was constructed in 1855 from more than 8000 blocks of Shelburne granite which was brought over from over 120 miles away. Each stone was hand carved and polished, and today, although weathered, the church still stands as a beautiful historical building.

Photo: https://claretownship.ca/parish-saint-bernard/

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