Churches & worship in Chester Park, Duluth, Minnesota
Part of the Chester Park neighborhood guide. Back to the full guide.
Chester Park is served by 6 congregations, including Presbyterian Church, Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and United Church of Christ traditions. Where a congregation has its own record in the guide, its name links through to it.
Longstanding congregation at 2105 Woodland Avenue at the top of the neighborhood, drawing from Chester Park, Hunter's Park and Woodland.
Landmark stone church on the Woodland Avenue corridor.
ELCA congregation at 2501 Woodland Avenue, up the hill toward the Hartley Park edge.
Historic congregation at 2310 East 4th Street, just east of the neighborhood.
English Gothic by Frederick German and Leif Jenssen, first used September 24, 1917.
At 1710 East Superior Street, downhill and west, and one of the finest church buildings in the city.
Gothic Revival, built 1912 to 1914 to a design by Cram, Goodhue and Ferguson of New York.
The diocesan seat at 2801 East 4th Street, about six minutes east. Locally it is usually called Holy Rosary Cathedral.
Italianate stone cathedral completed 1957.
At 219 North 6th Avenue East on the Hillside, about eight minutes west, and the nearest congregation this guide has confirmed on both a directory and a current first-party site.
Service times change, confirm with each congregation.
Churches & worship next door
East along the hill, the city's benchmark historic neighborhood with the other creek gorge, at roughly double the price.
East HillsideWest across Chester Creek, the same era of housing at a lower price with the co-op and the Hillside elementary.
East End / EndionDownhill below East 4th Street, older housing closer to the lake and the Lakewalk.
WoodlandNorth past the campuses, newer stock and easier grades near UMD and Hartley Park.
KenwoodUp and west past the campuses, postwar housing, the Kenwood shopping center and the shortest run to the airport.