Queensland Religious Places
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| All Saints Anglican Church | |
| Darnley Island 4875 | |
| Anglican | |
| 1919 | |
| limestone | |
| Open | |
| QHR; https://www.facebook.com/AnglicanDioceseofNQ/posts/pfbid0fyq2vGuUEm3ehQf6GtKuAJneKhs6YqTnDY6ghZzv4Xe1Ka3fKfHqeuzP2nUhvsaZl | |
| QHR 600873 | |
| Queensland Heritage Register entry | |
| The All Saints Church was constructed in 1919 below the site of the original London Missionary Society mission house and school, using locally produced lime from burnt coral and basalt, under the direction of an Erub Islander named Manai and a South Sea Islander named Albert Ware. It was originally known as the Ziona church. The Church of England, now the Anglican Church, remodelled this building in 1963 with limestone from surrounding coral reefs. Remodelling included raising the roofline and extending internal walls |
(1934, SLQ 158379)
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