SMALLEST -- Church in Australia
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S 33° 16.734 E 115° 42.929
50H E 380380 N 6317057
Autralia's smallest church in Australind W.A.
Waymark Code: WMMMRE
Location: Western Australia, Australia
Date Posted: 10/11/2014
Views: 3
Made of Jarrah and measuring only 3.8 × 6.7m, it claims the distinction of being the smallest church in Australia.
Built by James Narroway in the 1840's as a small workman's hut where he lived with his wife Sarah. Later in 1848, it was used as a Congressional Chapel and was dedicated to the Church of England in 1915 and although being replaced in 1994 by a modern church it is still used occassionaly.
Type of documentation of superlative status: Register of Heritage Places
Location of coordinates: Front door
Web Site: Not listed
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