St. Mary’s Church, Fort St. George

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St. Mary’s Church, Fort St. George is a historic 17th-century Anglican church in Chennai, India, regarded as one of the oldest surviving British-built churches in the country.

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St. Mary’s Church, Fort St. George canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Anglican church
church building
historical monument
affiliation Archdiocese of Madras and Mylapore
surface form: Diocese of Madras
architecturalStyle colonial
builtBy British East India Company
builtFor British East India Company settlers
British garrison at Fort St. George
completionDate 1680
constructionStart 1678
country India
denomination Church of England
governingBody Church of South India
hasFeature arched windows
baptismal font
barrel-vaulted roof
bell tower
grave slabs
memorial plaques
organ
raised chancel
thick defensive walls
heritageDesignation protected heritage structure of Tamil Nadu
heritageStatus one of the oldest Anglican churches in India
one of the oldest surviving British-built churches in India
inception 1680
locatedIn Chennai
Coromandel Coast
Fort St. George
South India
Tamil Nadu
locatedInTimeZone Indian Standard Time
locatedOn Bay of Bengal
Rajaji Salai
materialUsed brick
lime mortar
nearby Fort Museum, Chennai
Fort St. George, Chennai
surface form: St. George’s Gate of Fort St. George

Tamil Nadu Secretariat
openToPublic yes
religion Anglicanism
significance historical landmark of Chennai
important relic of early British presence in South India
usedFor Anglican services
Christian worship
baptisms
burials
weddings

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Fort St. George hasPart St. Mary’s Church, Fort St. George
Fort Museum, Chennai near St. Mary’s Church, Fort St. George