Knox Presbyterian Church (Ottawa)

Designed by Donald Kennedy in 1845, the original Knox Church was located in Sandy Hill at the corner of Daly Avenue and Cumberland.

[1] In 1866, a number of members formed a congregation on Bank Street, that is now Dominion-Chalmers United Church, just two blocks west at Cooper and Lisgar.

They now rest in the sanctuary of the present church in a display case with a plaque dedicated to the memory of those who served in the 207th (Ottawa-Carleton) Battalion, CEF during the First World War.

[4] The present Knox Church building, designed in 1931 by John Albert Ewart[5] and Henry Sproatt opened in 1932.

In 2008, Knox again hosted the opening Worship at General Assembly, while the remainder of the activities took place at Carleton University.

Knox Presbyterian Church in Ottawa
Sir Sam Hughes inspects 207th battalion and Presents Colours, 18 November 1916