St Andrew’s Anglican Church

The historic church was completed in 1892 and styled after the medieval Anglo-Saxon churches of 13th-century Britain. The tower of this architectural style was built as a defensive structure – enabling inhabitants a high lookout point that was an easily defensible position to ward off attacks.

The church houses a pipe organ containing 665 pipes built in 1904. Take a stroll through history and experience a modern (1900) nod to medieval Britain.

The church is open daily and visitors are welcome at all times. During winter months, the west door is closed and entry to the church is by the north porch.

Come along and enjoy one of the many public recitals that are held in the church each year.