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Denomination: Presbyterian
Mount Lambie, NSW - Presbyterian
Year Built: 1865
Address: Thorp's Pinch Road, , Mount Lambie New South Wales, 2790
Mount Tamborine, QLD - Presbyterian
Address: 34 Main Street, , Mount Tamborine Queensland, 4272
The first church built specifically by and for the Presbyterian congregation was built on the corner of Main and Geissmann Streets and opened and consecrated in June 1931.
Mount Tamborne, QLD - Presbyterian (Former)
Address: 34 Main Street, , Mount Tamborine Queensland, 4272
Mt Barker, SA - St Andrew's Presbyterian
Address: Hutchison Street, , Mt Barker South Australia, 5251
Mudgee, NSW - St Paul's Presbyterian
Year Built: 1875
Address: 105 Mortimer Street, , Mudgee New South Wales, 2850
The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser in an article on 5 June 1875 noted, "On the 27th ultimo, the Foundation stone of the new Presbyterian Church, at Mudgee, was laid by Mrs Dickson. The architect was Thomas Rowe. There was a large attendance present there being some 300 or 400 people in attendance. The Freemasons, decked out in…
Mullumbimby, NSW - Presbyterian
Year Built: 1903
Address: 104 Stuart Street, , Mullumbimby New South Wales, 2482
Mundingburra, QLD - John Knox Presbyterian
Address: 148 Ross River Road, , Mundingburra Queensland, 4812
Muswellbrook, NSW - St John's Presbyterian
Year Built: 1911
Address: 96 Hill Street, , Muswellbrook New South Wales, 2333
The first church was built around 1843. The current Church is of Gothic design and transept in form. On the northern end is the vestry. The tower and spire rises to a height of 101 feet. The outside face bricks are tuckpointed, and are mounted with cement dressings. The Church is built on a reinforced concrete foundation. The roof is…
Myrtyleford, VIC - St Andrew's Presbyterian (Former)
Year Built: 1885
Address: 32 Smith Street, , Myrtleford Victoria, 3737
A brick church of 1885-7, with the bell-cote carried above a somewhat unusual composition of giant order buttressed piers carrying a semi-circular arch above a blind lancet window
Nagambie, VIC - St Andrews Presbyterian
Year Built: 1900
Address: Corner of Prentice & Glass Streets, , Nagambie Victoria, 3608
The Foundation stone was laid by Cr John Gordon J.P. on 14 March 1900. The Architect was Evander Mc Iver C.E. and the builder was William Sinclair.
Naracoorte, SA - St Andrew's Presbyterian
Year Built: 1858
Address: Church Street, , Naracoorte South Australia, 5271
The original church was built in 1858 and later became the Sunday School hall. The land was donated by Mr William McIntosh as was the church bell. The current church was erected in 1874 1875 at a cost of 3,000. The slate roof on the spire was replaced with aluminium in 1953 and again in 1990. Built in solid limestone structure of…
Narrandera, NSW - St Andrew's Presbyterian
Address: Corner Elwin & Charles Streets, , Narrandera New South Wales, 2700
Narrawong, VIC - Presbyterian (Former)
Address: 45 Windham Street, , Narrawong Victoria, 3285
Nelson, VIC - Presbyterian (Former)
Year Built: 1909
Address: 4 Meredith Street, , Nelson Victoria, 3292
The first Church service recorded to have been held in the Nelson Hotel by Reverend R. A. Caldwell in 1875. The former Church buildings' original neat gothic design was built in yellow sandstone from the local area and inspired by appointed architect Mr Thomas Hall, A Scot from Galashiels. The Mason was Mr H. Knight of Mt Gambier. In…
Neville, NSW - Presbyterian
Year Built: 1866
Address: 32 Macquarie Street, , Neville New South Wales, 2799
The Church was erected in 1866. The internal cedar walls are the original timber. A plaque on a rock in the garden reads, "Heartfelt gratitude to God for the lives of Thomas and Harriet Radburn married 1821 West Berkshire Parish of Shalbourne England through great adversity they never gave up hope erected by their thankful descendants…
Newlyn North, VIC - Presbyterian
Year Built: 1869
Address: 3157 Midland Highway, , Newlyn North Victoria, 3364
The foundation stone of the church was laid on Christmas Day, 25th December, 1869. The building cost £500. A Foundation stone reads, " This Foundation stone was laid by Mrs C. Quine and Mrs A. Russell to commemorate the Jubilee of this Church 1861 - 1911".
Newmarket, QLD - Presbyterian (Former)
Address: 30 Willmington Street, , Newmarket Queensland, 4051
Ngunnawal, ACT - New Life Presbyterian
Address: 107 Wanganeen Avenue, , Ngunnawal Australian Capital Territory, 2913
Nhill, VIC - St Andrew's Presbyterian
Year Built: 1889
Address: Macpherson Street, , Nhill Victoria, 3418
In the Wimmera the first know church service was held at the Nhill Station Homestead by Reverend James Clow in 1848. The first service was held on 12 July 1889. The land for the present church was purchased in the same year for 100. The present building was erected in 1889, opened on July 12 and cost 468.00. It was built by Mr H Gunn.…
Nimbin, NSW - St Stephen's Presbyterian
Address: 37 Cullen Street, , Nimbin New South Wales, 2480
The first Presbyterian.Church services in Nimbin, were conducted on the site of the current War Memorial until 1909 when this current lading was opened on 22 Sept. 1922. Ministry was by foot until a horse and sulky were provided (and then a push-bike) in 1928. Home missionaries served for 50 years until 1959, when St.Stephen's received…
North Adelaide, SA - St Andrew's Presbyterian
Year Built: 1962
Address: 92 Archer Street, , North Adelaide South Australia, 5006
The original Methodist Church was demolished in 1961. It became a Uniting Church in 1977 and has been the St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church since 1982.
North Strathfield, NSW - Korean Presbyterian
Address: 59 Arthur Street, , North Strathfield New South Wales, 2137
North Sydney, NSW - St Peter's Presbyterian
Year Built: 1866
Address: 234 Blues Point Road, , North Sydney New South Wales, 2060
The first stage of the church was erected in 1866. A Gothic Revival Church built of hard Freestone cut from the site, having a long buttressed nave and spire rising to 80ft over the entrance porch. Enlarged in 1870, southern extension 1881, nave extended and rose window installed 1906. Re-roofed in slate 1927.
North Wagga Wagga, NSW - St Mary's Anglican
Year Built: 1900
Address: Coleman Street, , North Wagga Wagga New South Wales, 2650
The Church Foundation stone was laid most likely on 9 December 1900 as the Centenary took place on that date in 2,000.
Nowra, NSW - St Andrew's Presbyterian
Address: 5 Kinghorne Street, , Nowra New South Wales, 2541
Numurkah, VIC - St Andrew's Presbyterian
Address: 56 Saxton Street, , Numurkah Victoria, 3636
The land for the church buildings was given by Mr John Gray. In August, 1902, land on the North side was purchased and in October 1910, the church acquired a small strip of land on the West side. There is no definite record of the erection of St. Andrew's but it appears to have been built in 1885 at a cost of £500. A porch was added in…
Ouyen, VIC - Presbyterian (Former)
Year Built: 1922
Address: 21 Cooper Street, , Ouyen Victoria, 3490
A Foundation stone reads, " In the faith of Jesus Christ This Foundation stone was laid to the Glory of God by W. J. Davie Esq March 1922".
Paddington, QLD - Ithaca Presbytrian
Year Built: 1927
Address: 100 Enogerra Terrace, , Paddington Queensland, 4064
A Gothic style church it was completed in 1928. In 1914-15 the name of the congregation was changed from Enoggera Terrace to Ithaca. In 1919 the Queensland Presbyterian Church purchased the property at 100 Enoggera Terrace and presented it to the Ithaca congregation. In April 1922, the congregation of the Ithaca Presbyterian Church, led…
Parkes, NSW - Presbyterian
Year Built: 1918
Address: Hill Street, , Parkes New South Wales, 2870
The Church is in the Gothic style of architecture, is furnished with a bell tower, and is built much in the form of a cross. It is of brick, with fibro tiled roof, and seats 300 people. The southern transept accomodates the choir, and the northern one finds space for a considerable part of the congregation. The organ stands on the dais in…
Peak Hill, NSW - St Andrew's Presbyterian (Former)
Year Built: 1957
Address: 71 Derribong St, , Peak Hill New South Wales, 2869
Penola, SA - St Andrew's Presbyterian
Year Built: 1870
Address: 31 Arthur Street, , Penola South Australia, 5277
Mr John McInnes an accredited Gaelic Missionary of the free church of Scotland upon emigrating to Victoria made his headquarters in Camperdown and that extended eventually to Penola. He conducted church services in the local Courthouse. The first church was erected in 1856 on a site in Bowden Street almost opposite Ulva cottage, the…
Penrith, NSW - Presbyterian
Year Built: 1965
Address: 9 Doonmore Street, , Penrith New South Wales, 2750
A Foundation stone reads, " To the Glory of God this stone was set in place on 21st August 1965 by Rev Victor Clark Duff BA a trustee of the Presbyterian Church of NSW and a native of Penrith. Rev J.D. Penman Minister". A further foundation stone of the older church building reads, " This tablet was laid to the Glory of God by Rev V…
Petersham, NSW - Korean Canaan Presbyterian
Year Built: 1904
Address: 2 Gordon Street, , Petersham New South Wales, 2049
The Church is also called The Joshua Tree. The foundation stone was laid on 10 December 1904 by Mrs Robert Miller of Rathlin. The Church was designed by John Reid in Gothic Revival style and built between 1904-06. A Foundation stone reads, "This stone was laid by Mrs Robert Miller of Rathlin 10th December 1904". A stone tablet reads,…
Port Adelaide, SA - Presbyterian (Former)
Address: Saint Vincent Street, , Port Adelaide South Australia, 5015
Land for the first church was purchased on the corner of Leadenhall and Marryatt Streets, for the cost of £350. The foundation stone was laid on 21st August, 1856, by Sir Thomas Elder, and the church opened for public worship on 22nd February, 1857. Full cost of the building was £1,600, and seating accommodation provided for 300 people.…
Port Augusta, SA - Presbyterian
Year Built: 1885
Address: 24 Jervois Street, , Port Augusta South Australia, 5700
In 1862 the Presbyterian Church appointed Rev Alexander Law to Port Augusta. He was the first such minister of religion to be appointed to the area, although he remained for one or two years at most. Plans for a church The plans and specifications for a church were drawn up by T.H. Smeaton, an architect from Adelaide. The plans show…