Holy Trinity Church

Holy Trinity Church features stone walls, large windows that filter light throughout the interior, and traditional architectural elements characteristic of colonial religious structures.

The church construction started in 1858, marking a significant period of religious building development in Western Australia during the mid-nineteenth century.

The structure maintains its position as a central religious landmark in York, where local congregations gather for services and community events throughout the year.

The church stands at coordinates -31.886424, 116.772288, maintaining regular opening hours for visitors who want to explore its architectural and historical features.

The building incorporates both limestone and brick materials in its construction, displaying the evolution of building techniques in nineteenth-century Australian religious architecture.

Location: Shire of York

Inception: 1858

Part of: Holy Trinity Church, Hall & Rectory

Address: Cnr Newcastle & Pool Sts, York 6302 6302

Website: https://perth.anglican.org/find-a-church/holy-trinity-york

GPS coordinates: -31.88642,116.77229

Latest update: March 6, 2025 05:36