Scots' Presbyterian Church - Berry, NSW, Australia - Presbyterian Churches on Waymarking.com

While I have been through Berry many times over the decades, this was the first time that I had gone down the side streets to check out the rest of Berry. I parked opposite the Church, as there was so many tourists stopping to shop and look. Some of the Presbyterian parishioners were heading into the hall as I was taking photos.

While the first [timber] church was built here in 1878, the current brown brick Church was built in 1934. "The copper spire and stained glass windows were given to the church by Scots Church in Sydney, which was demolished to make way for the approaches to the Sydney Harbour Bridge." Scots' Church, Berry, [NSW]

The Foundation / Corner Stone reads:

      To the glory of God 
     This stone was laid by
  Right Rev. D.F.Brandt
	 May 9th 1934.

Thos. J Darling A.R.A.I.A. 	Rev. D.L.Paterson
	Architect		   Minister

Visited: 1300, Sunday, 21 January, 2018

Presbyterian Denomination: Presbyterian Church of Australia Status: Active House of Worship Address: 83 Victoria Street, Berry, NSW Australia 2535 Date Built: 9th May, 1934 Architect: Thomas J. Darling Relevant Web Site: [Web Link]

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