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St Luke's Anglican Church Group

Local limestone, pointed Gothic windows and more than a century of additions make St Luke's worth looking at as a group rather than just a church. Built in stages from 1897, the church, rectory and hall include work by two important WA architects, J. W. Wright and J. J. Talbot Hobbs. You'll find them just south of Cott in Mosman Park, close to the train station.

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Find St Luke's at 20 Monument Street, Mosman Park. View the church and neighbouring historic parish buildings from the public footpath.

The original limestone church was designed by J. W. Wright and opened in 1897. As the parish grew, prominent WA architect J. J. Talbot Hobbs became closely involved, designing the rectory in 1899, Alexandra Hall in 1903 and the transepts and chancel added to the church in 1904-05. A memorial porch followed in 1958.

Together the buildings form a particularly intact Federation-era Anglican precinct. Look for the local limestone, steep roofs, pointed Gothic openings and the way later additions continue the character of the original church. The mix of stone church, weatherboard hall and domestic-scale rectory also shows how the parish expanded piece by piece rather than arriving as one grand complex.

St Luke's remains an active Anglican parish, so you may be able to see more than the street frontage when the church is open or during a service or event. At other times, enjoy the group from the public paths and respect activities underway. Mosman Park Station is close by.

St Luke's Anglican Church Mosman Park

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