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St. Andrew's Church in Lahore, Pakistan, was built by the British in 1899, for the Christian employees of the Railways, in the Neo-Gothic style of architecture that was prevalent at the time.[1]
Location
It was built near the Lahore Railway Station and is also known as The Railway Church.[2]
See also
- St. James Church, Lahore, also known as the Pro-Cathedral
Pastor of St. Andrew's church, Nabha road, Lahore is Rev. Irshad John
References
- ^ St. Andrews Church
- ^ St. Andrew's Church Places of Interest in Lahore, University of Alberta.
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