Bandon Grove Union Church, NSW, Australia - Country Churches on Waymarking.com

Bandon Grove is now a place to stop for a picnic on the way to the Chichester Dam - apart from the few cattle farmers left in the district.
From: (visit link) It seems that the Wesleyan, Baptist and Congregational churches got together and arranged to have their particular services on alternating Sundays, as their minister was available.
The Church is a buttressed brick building, with a 'steepish' pitched roof. The windows are of 'lead glass', but of no intricate design.
There is a small alcove at the northern end for entrance. In there there is a plaque designating the importance and historicity of the Church. There is also a functional bell on a 3 metre tall wooden post .

Church Name: Bandon Grove Union Church Church In Use (even only just occassionally): yes Date Church Built: 3/1/1888 Rate this church.:

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