Former St Andrews Presbyterian Church Built 1844 Wallpaper Collections

Former St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, built 1844

St Andrews Presbyterian Church Strathalbyn. Main church built in 1848.Transept 1857. Tower 1869. Now the Uniting Church.

Mt Gambier Anglican Church with fine stone tower and wooden lych gate. Christ Church opened 1866.

Mt Gambier Christ Church Anglican Hall. Original hall 1915 this one a reconstruction built in 1951. The original hall burnt down.

Mt Gambier. St Pauls Catholic church Mt Gambier built in 1885

Strathalbyn St Andrews Uniting church

Catholic Convent in Mt Gambier built in 1907 with oriel windows with stone bases jutting out from the end gables of the facade.

1907 convent building in Mt Gambier.

Coleman's mill store building opposite the flour mill in Strathalbyn South Australia. Nice facade. No windows on the sides. Built in 1864 in blue stone with brick quoins. Almost looks like a church.

Broken Hill. St Andrews Presbyterian Church built in 1905. Now a residence. became a Uniting Church in 1977. (1)

Colac. St Andrews Presbyterian church and tower built in local volcanic basalt in 1877. Now the Uniting Church.

Queenscliffe. The former St Andrews Presbtyerian Church built in the late 1890s but with later additions. Now the Uniting Church.

Hamilton. A late 19th century villa house with corbells which once supported a slate roof. Pretty flowering Dogwood. Cast iron veranda posts.

Colac. St Andrews Presbyterian Church Hall built early in the 20th century. Pink hydrangeas. .

Broken Hill. St Andrews Presbyterian Church built in 1905. Now a residence. .Foundation stone still exists.

Hamilton. Victoria. The Anglican Rectory next to the Co Cathedral. Built in 1898.

Trees ferns and hydrangeas in Umpherston limestone sink hole in Mt Gambier South Australia.

Hamilton. St Ronans House in Dryden street. Built in 1878 in local basalt. Side view. Built for a shop keeper.

Hamilton. Fleetwood House. Built in 1925 for a local businessman. California bungalow style with pebble veranda post supports and wood work on gables etc.

Colac. Near Lake Colac is this beautiful 1883 built single storey house called the Elms. In Gellibrand Street. Now a bed and breakfast establishment.