St Matthias Anglican Church, is located long Oxford Street, in the eastern suburb of Paddington. This heritage listed building was designed by Edward Bell and built in 1861 in the Victorian Academic Gothic style. This is the western entrance from Church Place, off Ulster Street.
The old stone really stands out nicely.
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ReplyDeleteDo you mean you are actually in my part of the world or is your post from this side?
Delete...I love the stonework.
ReplyDeleteLike the window over the door
ReplyDeleteIt's quite a unique shape.
DeleteA wonderful stained glass window above the portal. A beautiful building and a great photo.
ReplyDeleteGreetings, Jim.
Handsome edifice! To me, it looks older than 1861.
ReplyDeleteGreat Shadow Shot! Thanks for linking.
ReplyDeleteLove the blue, blue sky. Thanks for linking to Blue Monday!
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I'm a huge fan of Gothic architecture. I visited Sydney in 2017 and loved Paddington
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