Christ Church Anglican Church, Springwood, Anglican church in Springwood, Australia.
Christ Church in Springwood is built in Victorian Academic Gothic style using local sandstone and features a prominent slate-roofed tower. The building sits along the Great Western Highway and displays characteristic Gothic features such as pointed arch windows and detailed stone ornamentation.
Architect John Sulman designed this church between 1888 and 1889 after relocating to New South Wales, bringing his experience from designing over ninety churches in England. His extensive background shaped the design of this building.
The church continues to serve its original religious purpose and displays local craftsmanship through its detailed stonework. Visitors can observe the traditional Anglican design elements that define both the interior and exterior of the building.
The church is located at 345-347 Great Western Highway in an easily accessible area. The site is relatively flat, and the building can be viewed clearly from the road.
The eastern transept was added in 1961 and followed Sulman's original design sketches with remarkable precision. This extension demonstrates how carefully the architect's original vision was preserved even though it occurred nearly 100 years later.
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