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Saint: Alban
Auchenflower, QLD - St Alban's the Martyr Anglican
Address: 395 Milton Road, , Auchenflower Queensland, 4066
The Foundation stone for the original church was laid on 22 April 1923 by the Archbishop of Brisbane Dr Sharp. In 1923 when the church was first commenced services were held in a local school room until the new church was opened on 18 November 1923. The church closed in 2015 and was placed on the market to sell the building.
Gatton, QLD - St Alban's Anglican
Address: 68 Railway Street, , Gatton Queensland, 4343
The Foundation stone was laid on 25 June 1967 by the Most Reverend P.N.W. Strong archbishop of Brisbane.
Gladstone, SA - St Alban's Anglican
Address: Sixth Street, , Gladstone South Australia, 5473
Griffith, NSW - St Alban the Martyr Anglican
Year Built: 1954
Address: Corner Anzac & Binya Streets, , Griffith New South Wales, 2680
The Foundation stone was laid on 2 May 1954 by the Most Reverend H.G. Robinson Bishop of Riverena.
Muswellbrook, NSW - St Alban's Anglican
Year Built: 1869
Address: Hunter Terrace, , Muswellbrook New South Wales, 2333
This church is the only building designed for Australia by the noted English architect Sir George Gilbert Scott (1811-1878) under the supervision of E.T. Blackett and J.H. Hunt. Built between 1864 and 1869, it is constructed in stone with a copper-clad broach spire to the north. St Alban's took five years to complete and was dedicated…
Newtown, QLD - St Aban's Anglican
Year Built: 1909
Address: 11 Hill Street, , Newtown Queensland,
The present church was opened in February 1909 on the site of a former Sunday School. It was built to the design of the Toowoomba-born architect, William Hodgen.
St Albans, VIC - St Alban the Martyr Anglican
Address: 20 Alexina Street, , St Albans Victoria, 3021
Tocumwal, NSW - St Alban's Anglican
Year Built: 1899
Address: Duff Street, , Tocumwal New South Wales, 2714
A Foundation stone reads, " This stone was laid by Mrs H.E. Casey 19th October 1899".