Churches | Ottawagraphy

With the exception of the small wooden chapel built by Methodists in 1827, the first church in Bytown was erected by Presbyterians in 1828. Other early churches were the one opened in Lower Town by Catholics in 1829, and the one opened in Upper Town by Anglicans in 1832.

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Catholic Apostolic Church

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Christ Church in Upper Bytown

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Commemorative Plate of First Baptist Church, Ottawa, 1857-1957, ceramic, Bytown Museum, A46.

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Framed Photo of Old St. Andrew’s Church, post-1828, photograph, Bytown Museum, P406.

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Portrait of Christ Church Cathedral, n.d., illustration, Bytown Museum, P396.

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Presbyterians