All Saints Anglican Church

Statement of Significance

Little/ None

Physical Description

Simple rectangular timber framed hall with fibre cement sheet cladding and a corrugated iron gable roof. A smaller gable roofed porch in the centre of the front gable end creates an entry vestibule with a large vertical ribbed panel to the front and access through a wooden door on one side. There is a small vestry annexe adjacent and attached to the main church building forming a smaller gable end as part of the front façade. There is also an attached weatherboard cottage with corrugated iron roof and lean-to front verandah which serves as the rectory. The main gable of the church has a square ventilation grille at the top and wooden cross surmounts the peak. The simple wooden windows that face the front and also run down the length of each side have pointed gothic type

History

All Saints Anglican Church was dedicated by Bishop Goldsmith on All Saints Day 1909. The church was built by Thomas Jackson assisted by community members. Mr Jackson became Reverend Jackson on Trinity Sunday in November 1910, when the Bishop made him Deacon in charge of Yarloop.

The church was destroyed by fire in 2006.

Integrity/Authenticity

Nil/ Nil

Condition

Excellent

Uses

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