Hurstville Uniting Church is located along The Avenue, in the southern suburb of Hurstville. It was originally a Methodist Church, designed by A. Parsons and built in 1903 in the Victorian Rustic Gothic architectural style.
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just looking at the photo...without reading your words...I said "It has to be a Methodist church!! (because of the flame) Cool shadows!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for that robin, I've learnt something new about the emblem. I had always just thought it was a dove but never realised it represented a dove with wings of flame.
Deletecool shadows and I find this building to be so inviting!
ReplyDeleteThere is a sense of fairy tale in all those pinnacled features on the church. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteThe pinnacles are interesting.... alongside red brick Victorian and Edwardian walls.
DeleteI like the gothic style. Tom The Backroads Traveller
ReplyDeleteThe design's really appealing!
ReplyDeleteLovely shadows cast by the trees. Great old church.
ReplyDeleteLooks very appealing.
ReplyDeleteThe church is beautiful. Thank you for sharing your photo.
ReplyDeletei love the bright yellow front door. so cheerful. ( :
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty church. Happy Sunday!
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Traci
The same buildings brings the history of two churches. Beautiful shot bright and vivid.
ReplyDeleteWow! Red bricks church.
ReplyDeleteAll the little nooks and crannies of the church are filled with shadows!
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I love visiting old churches.
ReplyDeleteA 'grand ol' gal' if I ever saw one!
ReplyDeleteThe architectural details on old churches has always intrigued me. Nice shot.
ReplyDeleteI don't see churches made out of bricks very often. It's lovely.
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