Congregational Church on the Corner of Sydney Road and Whistler Street, Manly, early 1900s

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Record numberLH010126Datec1900sDescriptionThe sandstone Congregational Church is the oldest remaining church structure in Manly, built in 1863, to a design by Alfred Lainson, with the church’s foundation stone laid in 1862. The Manly Beach settlement was small but already distinctive as a permanent village and a holiday resort at the time it was built
SubjectsManly (N.S.W.)ChurchesHistoric buildingsPhysical descriptionBlack and White Print; 162mm x 255mm; Digital Image 600 DPICopyrightThis item may be used freely for research and study purposes, for all other uses contact Northern Beaches Council Library Local Studies. Please acknowledge that the item is courtesy of Northern Beaches Council Library Local Studies.

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Congregational Church on the Corner of Sydney Road and Whistler Street, Manly, early 1900s

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Congregational Church on the Corner of Sydney Road and Whistler Street, Manly, early 1900s