A view of St Michael's Anglican Church from the ornate entrance on the corner of Vaucluse Road and Gilliver Avenue, in the eastern suburb of Vaucluse. This heritage listed sandstone church was designed by Edmund Blacket in the Gothic architectural style and built in 1877.
I like all those shadows huddling in the nooks and crannies!
ReplyDeleteanother beautiful church- I always want to look inside these buildings! Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteA beautifully composed shot. The church is impressive.
ReplyDeleteThis stone clad Anglican beauty is ornate and substantial, looking as if it were lifted from England a few centuries ago. Nice!
ReplyDeleteA really beautiful place. I love the low angle you chose for the photo.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful church! I like this entrance ...looks so inviting!
ReplyDeleteDid you go in? Thank goodness it still stands after all this time! Nice shot.
ReplyDeleteAngle, unfortunately it was closed at that time.
DeleteWhat great architecture! I love the colors of the stone, too.
ReplyDeleteThe lovely arch over the steps is wonderful against the church. Tom The Backroads Traveller
ReplyDeletewow, that is so fancy. love the fence or entrance-way. ( :
ReplyDeleteI love your pictures of the churches. This one is gorgeous!
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Traci
That is a very impressive church. I hope it lives forever.
ReplyDeleteSo good to see heritage buildings preserved and celebrated so beautifully!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot as usual. Love it!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and unusual church. The sandstone is amazing.
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