Sunday, 10 May 2015

Carlton, Baptist Church

The Carlton Kogarah Baptist Church is located on the corner of Willison Road and Durham Street, in the southern suburb of Carlton. It was built in 1920 in the Federation architectural style.

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  1. If not for the signs, one could think of it as a library or an old fashioned train station.

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    1. Agreed. I would have picked it immediately as a train station or school building, converted to a church later on. Not a problem...I love recycled architecture.

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  2. Unlike the massive European cathedrals, this small Baptist house of worship seems a bit more humble. It is a lovely urban church...

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    1. It certainly blends in well with the similar looking houses in the suburb.

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  3. and here I first thought it was an old train depot! I love this style architecture!

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  4. Yeah, I thought, it is a train station without the sign.

    Awesome...

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  5. this is' an amazing 'article . i wish you're fun with my comment,maybe this blog will be a big blog someday i hope.thank you .

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  6. It looks like a train station not a church, but it's a sweet building!

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  7. I am surprised that this is a style for a Baptist church. An interesting one.

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  8. Thank you very much for your visit and comment.
    Greetings from Polish.
    Lucia

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  9. For me this is an unusual style. I like the red brick trim and the tile roof. Tom The Backroads Traveller

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  10. it reminds me of similar architecture of train stations here in the US. way cool. ( :

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  11. I though it looked like a train station too, Jim!

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  12. A cute little church, one out of the box.

    Diana

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  13. This image maks me sing the lyric in one song "tale me to church..."

    Shadows

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