All Saints' Anglican Church
Overview
Historic All Saints' Anglican Church was built in the mid-1800s as the railway station at Rookwood Cemetery in Sydney. After decades of disuse, it was painstakingly dismantled and transported stone by stone to Canberra where it was erected in 1958.
See its beautiful stained glass windows, soaring angel-decorated arches and a heritage pipe organ, combined with an open, airy and modern interior .
“Old favourite deteriorated”
Reviewed 3yrs ago by MalvoleoWas looking forward to eating at The Terrace restaurant at All Saints. An old favourite and in the past a regular fit birthday celebrations in particular. Extremely disappointed. The main meals are...
Read the full review on TripAdvisor“A piece of history a nd religion”
Reviewed 6yrs ago by aurielb2015All Saints was dismantled and transported to Canberra in 1950s from Sydney. It has been a community church undergoing gradual and sensitive modernisation over the years. Well worth a visit if you...
Read the full review on TripAdvisor“Concert by Greta Bradman”
Reviewed 8yrs ago by Neville BWe attended a memorable concert by Greta Bradman. There was general seating, and we had to sit in the last row of pews. That meant that we could not hear what Greta said, but we had no trouble...
Read the full review on TripAdvisorFacilities
- Carpark
- Public Toilet