St Paul's Anglican Church, Carlingford

The sandstone church at 346 Marsden Road displays Victorian Academic Gothic architecture with characteristic religious structural elements and proportions.

William Broughton consecrated the church on July 4, 1850, after William Mobbs donated the land in 1847 for both religious services and burial purposes.

The congregation maintains spiritual traditions through regular worship services, Bible readings, and educational programs for English and Mandarin-speaking communities.

The former religious building transformed into a bookshop after 1980 when the congregation relocated to different premises in the Carlingford area.

Richard Marshall constructed the church using stones personally quarried from his Carlingford property, ensuring local materials in the building process.

Location: New South Wales

GPS coordinates: -33.78140,151.05460

Latest update: March 30, 2025 10:18