The St. John's Anglican Church in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia was rebuilt from the surviving ruins by shipwright carpenters in 2005 after a disastrous fire in 2001.
The church, especially the ceiling, looks like hull, Keel and Frames.
it is a noteworthy illustration of the Carpenter Gothic style which makes it a distinctive example of the Gothic Revival style in Canadian church architecture.
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