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St. David's Presbyterian Church, Asquith, 1921
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Date12th November 1921
DescriptionSt. David's Presbyterian Church on the corner of Bouvardia Street and Peats Ferry Road was opened on 12 November 1921. Plans were drawn by Mr. J. Shedden Adam initially for a church hall building measuring 30 x 20 feet. The completed building was dedicated for worship on the afternoon of 12 November 1921 by Dr. Anderson, Principal of St. Andrew's College.
The first wedding was held on 18 October 1924 when the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Campbell of "Asquith House" Muriel Jean Campbell was married to Alfred Rodick, only son of Mr. & Mrs. John Rodick of Mt. Colah.
The Rev. A Fraser served for many years until his transfer to Artarmon in 1936.Physical FormatAsquithDimensionsRobert Green Collection
DescriptionSt. David's Presbyterian Church on the corner of Bouvardia Street and Peats Ferry Road was opened on 12 November 1921. Plans were drawn by Mr. J. Shedden Adam initially for a church hall building measuring 30 x 20 feet. The completed building was dedicated for worship on the afternoon of 12 November 1921 by Dr. Anderson, Principal of St. Andrew's College.The first wedding was held on 18 October 1924 when the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Campbell of "Asquith House" Muriel Jean Campbell was married to Alfred Rodick, only son of Mr. & Mrs. John Rodick of Mt. Colah.
The Rev. A Fraser served for many years until his transfer to Artarmon in 1936.
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Building NamePresbyterian ChurchAsquithPeats Ferry RoadChurchesStreet333 Peats Ferry Road, Asquith:StreetView:&enabled=1&fov=90&heading=0&pitch=0&zoom=20
AsquithPeats Ferry RoadChurchesStreet333 Peats Ferry Road, Asquith:StreetView:&enabled=1&fov=90&heading=0&pitch=0&zoom=20Provenance
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