St. Joseph Catholic Church
One of the most distinctive modernist buildings in Falmouth. Situated across the street from the ocean, its north entrance opens towards the water, with a front door of Italian copper. Its most distinctive features, eight curved and gabled roofs, can be interpreted as a reference to the tradition of building multi-pitched roofs in Falmouth, or more expressively, a series of irregular ocean waves or a collection of nuns’ wimples.
All Saints Catholic Church
Made from old cut stone, the beautiful All Saints church sits atop a hill in the community of Refuge. Refuge is a village approximately 9.2km from Falmouth.
African Martyrs of Uganda
Clarks Town was originally part of Swanswick Estate – owned by G.M. Clarke – and was created in the post-Emancipation period. The town was probably named for the Reverend John Clark, rather than the owners of the estate. African Martyrs of Uganda is located on the main road winding through the town near the library.
