All Saints Episcopal Church

This church was a traveler before it was a landmark. Built in 1885 as Holy Trinity at Patterson, in south Louisiana, it outlived its congregation and stood unused for years. In 1942 the All Saints congregation bought it, took it apart, and moved it roughly 160 miles to DeQuincy, where it went back together slowly and a bishop reconsecrated it in 1946. Wikipedia calls the style Carpenter Gothic. Since 2023 a nondenominational congregation, Set Free Fellowship, has held services in the same frame, which has now sheltered at least three congregations.

Where it stands

Worth the stop nearby

• Sam Houston Jones State Park — 15 mi
  A 1,087-acre park on the West Fork of the Calcasieu with longleaf pine, cypress-tupelo swamp, five trails, cabins and kayak rentals.
• Creole Nature Trail Adventure Point — 17 mi
  A free visitor center at the western gateway of Louisiana's only All-American Road, with exhibits on alligators, migrating songbirds and the estuary.
• Mardi Gras Museum of Imperial Calcasieu — 21 mi
  A 6,000-square-foot museum of southwest Louisiana Carnival with about 275 costume mannequins and 14 animated figures, opened in April 2026.
• Imperial Calcasieu Museum — 21 mi
  Lake Charles's history museum, founded by the Junior League in 1963, with parish artifacts, Claire Chennault's uniform and the Sallier Oak.

More markers nearby

• Kansas City Southern Depot — 0.2 mi
• Newport Industries — 0.6 mi
• The Henning Family — 15 mi
• Bilbo Cemetery — 20 mi