All Saints Memorial Church, Tamrookum, Heritage-listed Anglican church in Tamrookum, Australia.
All Saints Memorial Church is an Anglican chapel built in a traditional Latin cross shape using timber framing and detailed woodwork. The building features stained glass windows throughout and maintains two distinct burial grounds on its property.
The chapel was built in 1915 as a memorial to Robert Martin Collins, a landowner with business interests across Queensland and the Northern Territory. Its construction reflects the early religious institutions that took root in rural areas.
The interior displays stained glass work by Una Adamson, who interpreted designs from Sir Richard Lorimer's sketches. These handcrafted details shape the space and reflect local artistic contributions from the early 20th century.
The site sits among gardens and large mature trees that provide natural shade throughout the grounds. Visitors walk through on foot to explore the building and the burial areas at their own pace.
Most materials for construction came directly from the property itself, creating a strong local connection. Only specialized items like pews and altar components were sourced from elsewhere.
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