Angaston- just previously mentioned the Barossa Valley. The town normally takes its name from George Fife Angas a rich Scot born in 1789. He was a Commissioner and shareholder in the SA Corporation and loaned dollars to Pastor Kavel to deliver Lutheran migrants out to the new colony. He sent forward his private clerk Charles… Continue reading Congregational Church in Angaston. Architect was Daniel Garlick. Foundation stone is 1877 by John Howard Angas major donor and patron of the church. Now the Uniting Church.
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Congregational Church in Angaston. Architect was Daniel Garlick. Foundation stone is 1877 by John Howard Angas major donor and patron of the church. Now the Uniting Church.
Angaston- just higher than the Barossa Valley. The city requires its name from George Fife Angas a wealthy Scot born in 1789. He was a Commissioner and shareholder in the SA Company and loaned money to Pastor Kavel to deliver Lutheran migrants out to the new colony. He despatched in advance his private clerk Charles… Continue reading Congregational Church in Angaston. Architect was Daniel Garlick. Foundation stone is 1877 by John Howard Angas major donor and patron of the church. Now the Uniting Church.
Willunga Uniting church
Foundation stone 11 Dec 1895 by A McDonald, opened Good Friday 1896 on outdated website, crafted using elements from 2nd church, strategies by Mr Dancker. Later Methodist then Uniting. Bell from earlier church was hung in gum tree across street 1895. Initially church created 1844 (day stone now on corridor), enlarged 1848, demolished 1906 when… Continue reading Willunga Uniting church
Willunga Uniting church
Foundation stone 11 Dec 1895 by A McDonald, opened Good Friday 1896 on previous internet site, designed working with resources from 2nd church, programs by Mr Dancker. Later on Methodist then Uniting. Bell from earlier church was hung in gum tree throughout road 1895. Very first church built 1844 (date stone now on hall), enlarged… Continue reading Willunga Uniting church
Willunga Uniting church bell
Bell from early Wesleyan church was hung 1895 in gum tree across highway from new church. To start with church built 1844 (date stone now on hall), enlarged 1848, demolished 1906 when hall built, seats taken to Delabole Wesleyan, returned to Willunga when Delabole shut. 2nd church opened 1857, partitions experienced been weakened all through… Continue reading Willunga Uniting church bell