St Luke's Church Hall

The brick building includes a vaulted ceiling lined with timber, side aisles, extensive windows, and modern facilities including a kitchen and stage area.

The foundation stone was laid in May 1910, and the building opened in April 1911 under the design of architect H.J. Marks for Anglican worship.

The structure represents the development of religious institutions on the Darling Downs, following Reverend John Gregor's early services in camps and homes from 1840.

The hall functions as both a religious gathering space and educational facility, providing primary schooling services to meet the growing needs of Toowoomba residents.

The construction method employs cement applied over chicken wire on a timber framework, a technique used by architect Marks in several buildings of that period.

Location: Queensland

GPS coordinates: -27.56570,151.95300

Latest update: April 17, 2025 15:44