St Patrick's Church
1940A sepia postcard of St Patrick's Catholic church. The photograph shows the right hand side of the church, it is a brick building with a tin roof. There are four air vents on the roof. There are five arched windows on the right side, and the church vestibule has two small windows and a white cross. Above the vestibule are three arched windows and a white cross. The church is built in gothic style with casement windows. There is a cross on each end of the roof of the church. In front of the church is a wooden railing fence.
St Patrick's Catholic Church was built in 1926 and rebuilt in 1962.
Details
Details
At the bottom of the postcard in the centre is written 'Roman Catholic Church. Katanning. W.A. Published by Richardson & Co. M.4552'
On the back of the postcard is written 'Postcard Correspondence Addressee' and in the top right hand corner a square with the words 'Kodak' at the top and bottom and the words 'Australia' on the sides. This square marks the position to put a stamp.
Copyright and Reference
Copyright and Reference
Courtesy of Katanning Historical Society.
Katanning Historical Society
Katanning Historical Society
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