St John's Church

St. John's Church in the streets of Kolkata, we went to visit the Victoria Memorial and walked back to the hotel before we found this attraction. According to the introduction of the attraction, this church is an old church, very historical, and is listed as one of the national historical buildings in India. There are some stray dogs at the entrance of the church, and it is a bit fierce, so pay more attention to the church. There are several large oil paintings in the church, which are very realistic. There are no people in the church, maybe it is not the reason for worship.

St. John's Church is in the city of Kolkata, this city has the heaviest Western color, many churches, this church from the outside is very historical, inside black lights, and some supplies about religious belief show!

The ancient buildings of Kolkata, this one feels the best, the church is clean, peaceful, and solemn. The painting of the "Last Supper" inside is different from what we know, and some ancestors are seen inside the stone tablets. Is it the place where they died?

This church is a scenic spot after coming out of the Victoria Memorial. The exterior walls are khaki and look long, but there are many people in this church who pray inside and look very religious!

Located in the northwest corner of the Governor's House, it was one of the first public buildings built by the East India Company after Kolkata became the capital of British India, which was built in 1784 and completed in 1787. --The third-oldest church in Kolkata, after the Armenian church and the Old Mission Church, which was once the Anglican cathedral, and was moved to St. Paul's Cathedral in 1847. St. John's Church imitates St. Martin's Church in London, a large neoclassical building with a spire 174 feet high and a huge clock, well worth a visit.