German Lutheran Church Including Interior

Antoine M _{on Google}

Jul 28th, 2019

Believed to be the oldest and surviving German Lutheran church in Sydney. Built in 1883 and classified as Victorian Romanesque architecture. This little church fits in perfectly with other Victorian buildings in the area, for example, the Goldsmiths Buildings next door in Goulburn Street. From the street level has two stairways opposite each other. It's faade is sandstone of stucco masonry. According to Heritage information, the original fabric still retained. This is another historic addition of great significance to both the local area and the city overall. I always walked past here and admire the solitude of the church yet in a very busy neighbourhood. Short stroll to Central station and World Square shopping centre. Closest public parking station is Goulburn Street parking.