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| Sub Category - Places of Worship |
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Oldest Anglican Church |
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Buildings & Places - Places of Worship |
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St Andrew’s Cathedral is Singapore’s oldest Anglican house of worship. The original church designed by George Coleman was built from 1834 to 1837. In 1870, it was elevated to the status of a Cathedral. It was named St Andrew’s after the patron saint of Scotland in recognition of the generosity of the Scottish community in contributing a large amount of money for the construction of the church. |
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