Unfinished Church
St. George's Bermuda

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The Unfinished Church
St. George's Bermuda

The impressive Unfinished Church is just a short walk from the center of St. George Town.  Begun in the 1870s as a replacement for the much smaller and less imposing
St. Peter’s Church, this grand Gothic-style structure was abandoned just as it was almost completed.

The towering walls still stand straight and tall as when they were built. The interior, without a roof, is open to the elements. Without a floor, weeds and grass grow where there should be a floor.

The Unfinished Church looks as if it could be finished in a very short time.  

It was not completed due to parish infighting, financial difficulties and a damaging storm. The neglected site has become a protected historic monument and part of the St. George's World Heritage Site.

The building is on Church Folly Lane at the Top of Duke of Kent Street, an uphill walk from the village.  The church is open to the public. No admission fee.

Buses to St. George's: 1, 3, 10, 11 

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