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Post date: 07/08/2012
Directions:
Head along Chapel Street towards Scottsville/Durban (ie: SE). Church is on far left corner at inters At the top of the Loop Street dip at the cross roads.
Head along Chapel Street towards Scottsville/Durban (ie: SE). Church is on far left corner at inters At the top of the Loop Street dip at the cross roads.
Archive Import
History: This imposing church building, with its Gothic and Romanesque features, was originally built in 1903/4 as a Congregational Church. The building was designed by the architects Stott and Kirby.
Visual Description: A fine example of an Edwardian church, with a broseley tiled roof with dormer window and turret, red
Colours:
Site Features: High stained glass window and lancet windows.
Condition: GoodNeeds better drainage system
Construction Date: 1903/4
Materials: brick : brosley tiled roof
Catalogue: Pmb, 1987, No: , Significance Category: