Then Wesleyan Church, 1906 - Mittagong, NSW, Australia - Photos Then and Now on Waymarking.com

While there have been changes to this Church, it has mostly been internal, with the inner layout reversed from when it was built in 1865. On May 24, 1865, Ebenezer Vickery, chairman of the Fitz Roy Ironworks company, and also a Wesleyan, laid the foundation stone of this building. The first Divine Service was 11 March, 1866. Through amalgamation, the church has changed from Wesleyan (1865-1902), to Methodist (1902-1977), to Uniting (from 1977). [Information from the sign]

The above coordinates are of where a similar photo could be taken. It is just that there is a sizable tree in the way now.

The Mittagong Uniting Church today.

Address: 1-7 Albert Street, Mittagong, NSW, 2575, Australia

Visited: 1930, Saturday, 20 January, 2018

Year photo was taken: 1906

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