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This church is one of the oldest stone churches in North America, built in the late 17th century. It stands on the site of the first French settlement and has survived fires, battles, and centuries of change. The building is small but full of history, with thick stone walls and a peaceful vibe inside.
- The church is most popular for its beautiful, simple interior and its role in local history.
- The altar is a standout, with detailed woodwork and gold accents.
- The square outside is a classic photo spot, especially with the church’s old stone facade in the background.
- See Real History Up Close: The church is one of the oldest in the country, and you can actually walk where people did over 300 years ago.
- Check Out the Architecture: The stonework and design are classic examples of early colonial style, and the inside feels calm and authentic.
- Take Iconic Photos: The outside square and the church’s front are super photogenic, especially in the morning or late afternoon.
- No specific dress code, but respectful clothing is a good idea since it’s a religious site.
- Free entry, no need to book in advance.
- Best time to visit: Early morning or late afternoon for fewer people and the best light for photos.
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