St. Mark's Anglican Church

St. Mark's Anglican Church is a stone building on a hill in the area once known as District Six. Established in eighteen sixty-seven, the church is marked by a porch added in nineteen hundred to the designs of the architects Baker and Masey. While much of the surrounding neighborhood was demolished during the forced removals of the nineteen sixties and seventies, the church survived as one of the few structures left standing in the cleared landscape.