St Paul's Cathedral, Sale

St. Paul's Cathedral is an Anglican church in Sale, Victoria, built from red brick with white rendered plaster walls that convey solidity and craftsmanship. The two-story structure contains multiple chapels and shows careful interior design.

Construction of the cathedral began in 1884 under architect Nathaniel Billing and it continues to serve as the mother church of the Diocese of Gippsland. The building stands as an important record of how the region developed its religious identity in the 19th century.

The cathedral displays stained glass windows that tell biblical stories through colored light and design. These windows shape how the interior feels and help create a reflective space for those who enter.

Visitors can enter the building during regular services or visit at other times to see the architecture and interior design. It helps to check ahead on opening times since these can change based on church events or services.

The church houses a George Fincham pipe organ from 1882, a rare example of 19th-century Australian organ craftsmanship. The instrument received careful restoration in 1981 to preserve its original sound and character.