St. Nicholas Chapel, Sand Point
Никольская церковь (Санд-Пойнт)
A wooden church built in 1936. A square tower with a truncated pyramidal roof and an open-work octagonal belfry rises above the vestibule; the nave and altar occupy a rectangular gable-roofed volume. By 1979 the building had deteriorated and services were temporarily held in a private house. The church was listed on the US National Register of Historic Places in 1980.
Деревянная церковь построена в 1936 году. Над притвором поднимается квадратная башня с усечённой шатровой кровлей и ажурной восьмигранной звонницей; неф и алтарь размещены в прямоугольном объёме под двускатной крышей. К 1979 году здание обветшало, и богослужения временно проходили в частном доме. В 1980 году церковь внесена в Национальный реестр исторических мест США.
Property abroad
EraChurch
FunctionChurch
Present ownerDiocese of Sitka and Alaska, Orthodox Church in America
Acquisitionbuilt
StatusIn use
As of2026-10
The parish directory of the Orthodox Church in America (viewed in October 2026) lists the St. Nicholas parish in Sand Point with a schedule of Saturday and Sunday services.
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Sources
- St. Nicholas Chapel, Sand Point — National Register of Historic Places, NPGallery (№ 80000742)
- St. Nicholas Chapel, Sand Point — NRHP nomination form (NPS)
- St. Nicholas Chapel (Sand Point, Alaska) — Wikipedia
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