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St. Mark’s Anglican Church

St. Mark's Anglican Church at King's Landing. Source: Samantha Grant, Golden View Photography

St. Mark’s Anglican Church, now situated at the Kings Landing historical site in Prince William, remains a cherished part of the community’s heritage. Originally located in the Kingsclear area outside the current Rural Community boundaries, the church was relocated to Kings Landing, where it became part of the site’s historic village buildings. Today, St. Mark’s continues to serve the community by hosting special events, including weddings, preserving its significance as both a historical and functional landmark.

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