I based my eighth Victorian building on the Waiʻoli Huiʻia Church on the north shore of Kaua’i. Wai’oli Mission Hall was established by American Christian missionaries in 1834, with the current Sanctuary Hall built in 1912 in the American Gothic Architectural style. The square belfry tower houses the old Mission Bell acquired in 1843. The shingled church was restored in 1992 after sustaining significant damage from Hurricane Iniki. The building as well as the adjacent Mission Hall are listed on the state and national registers of historic places, and has had a continuous record of service since 1834.
Check out my finished examples for inspiration. I hope you find this building fun to make.
This pattern is for personal use ONLY. Please do not copy, distribute, or sell any part of this design or the instructions without my permission.











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