Wednesday, 27 December 2006

Open window, St James' church



St James' Anglican Church, consecrated in 1824, is the oldest surviving church building in Sydney. It was designed by convict architect, Francis Greenway.

It was originally meant to be a courthouse, and part of the Supreme Court of NSW ajoins it. In the picture below you can see the court building, and the spire of St James.

5 comments:

  1. elle est amusante cette photo, beau coup d'oeil.

    it is funny this photograph, beautiful glance.

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  2. Very ornate stained glasswork. The colours are always so brilliant and vibrant, arent't they?

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  3. A church that was originally meant to be a courthouse ! Only in Australia !!!!

    Hope you are having a lovely time by the sea and the weather is improving, Sally !

    Just paying a short visit as I take advantage of a friend's internet connection in Avignon.Weather is very cold but sunny. Cheers!

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  4. Sally, have a great New Year’s eve and all the best in 2007.

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  5. What do we see through this opened door ? Are those private flats ?

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