St Stephen's Anglican Church, Toodyay, Anglican church building in Toodyay, Western Australia
St Stephen's is an Anglican church building in Toodyay, Western Australia, constructed with red brick, featuring a bush timber bell tower and corrugated iron roof. Located at 132 Stirling Terrace, it serves as a place of worship and community gathering.
The building was constructed in 1862 under George Hasell's direction, with stonemason Esau Wetherall and shingle splitter MacKnoe providing essential support. Its construction marked the establishment of Anglican worship in this regional Australian town.
The church serves as a memorial to Charles Augustus and Roderick Yelverton Lee Steere, who died during World War II. It reflects the community's lasting connection to those lost in the conflict.
The church is easily located on Stirling Terrace and welcomes visitors during regular worship services held throughout the week. Check locally for service times before visiting to ensure access to the building.
Growing beside the church is a Flooded Gum tree approximately 375 years old with an interesting past. Its branches were once trimmed to accommodate power lines that have since been relocated underground.
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