All Saints' Anglican Church, Northcote
14-16 High Street, Northcote
In 1857, a committee was formed to discuss the construction of an Anglican church in Northcote. They held their meetings at the Peacock Hotel.
The meetings were productive and the foundation stones of All Saints' Church of England (Northcote) - situated at the corner of High and Walker Streets - were laid in January 1859 by the Governor Sir Henry Barkly. The church held services from August 1860.
Sources
Carroll, Brian & Rule, Ian (1985). Preston: an Illustrated History. Preston: City of Preston.
Images
View down High Street, Northcote in the 1920's. All Saints Church is visible on left.
All Saints Church at opening of Tennis Court 1911 [courtesy All Saints Church] [LHRN2244]
All Saints Church Choir 1911 [courtesy All Saints Church] [LHRN2243]
All Saints Church Tennis club picnic, 1911 [courtesy All Saints Church] [LHRN2242]
All Saints Church, Northcote, 1889 (courtesy All Saints Church) [LHRN2238]
All Saints Church, Northcote, 1949 [courtesy All Saints Church] [LHRN2246]
Laying of chapel foundation stone, 1896 [courtesy All Saints Church] [LHRN2239]
Laying of foundation stone [courtesy All Saints Church] [LHRN2240]
Laying of foundation stone [courtesy All Saints Church] [LHRN2241]
Bishop Baker of All Saints Church Northcote laying foundation stone 1965 [LHRN4721]
100th Anniversary dinner of All Saints Church Northcote
All Saints girls missionary band 1908 [LHRN4717]
Reverend Alfred Charles Kellaway. [LHRN4722]
Bishop Baker of All Saints Church Northcote 1965 [LHRN4718]
A young Reverend Alfred Charles Kellaway [LHRN4724]
Postcard of interior of All Saints Church Northcote. [LHRN4719]