Churches, Cathedrals & Chapels
This is a collection of photos I've taken of places of worship, some elaborate, others simple.
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Read MoreVIEWING OPTIONS: To enlarge images, click on either the featured image below or one of the thumbnail images. For full-screen images, view in slideshow mode.
For the EXIF, click beneath each photo. Unfortunately, in this gallery, the time is misstated by 17 hours which needs to be subtracted from the time shown.
Interior - Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Williamstown
The current bluestone Church, designed by Melbourne architect Leonard Terry, was finally built at the cost of £600. The foundation stone was laid on 11th February 1871 by Bishop Charles Perry, and the beautiful new bluestone Church building, built on the northside of the old iron construction, was finally opened on 7th October 1874. The construction process was a very significant time in the life of Williamstown, and many local families have stories of where their forebears worshipped, and how they helped create the Church building as it stands today. The building stands structurally unchanged to this day, despite needing some tender loving care.
