The Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd is a stone Gothic Revival church on Kirkman Street, designed by Dallas architect C. W. Bulger, and home to the oldest Episcopal congregation in Lake Charles, founded in 1884. Its sandstone walls survived the 1918 hurricane and were reset by stonemasons. The parish's day school grew into Bishop Noland Day School.
Historic church
See it on the historic places map →A stone Gothic Revival church designed by Dallas architect C. W. Bulger, still an active parish of the Episcopal Diocese of Western Louisiana.
- Built
- 1896
- Access
- Grounds open
- Owned by
- Episcopal Diocese of Western Louisiana
- Register
- National Register entry 83003607
- National Register
- Still in use
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