Door Ring Pull - St Mary's Anglican Church, Busselton
Round metal ring on a flower-shaped base
St Mary’s Anglican Church was built by the early settlers of the Vasse district. Its foundation stone was laid by Frances Bussell on 4 March 1844, and the church opened for worship on 11 April 1845.
St Mary's is thought to be the oldest stone church in Western Australia.
The church was named after St Mary's in Portsea, England where William Marchant Bussell had once been curate.
Details
Details
Engraved on the back of floral base, the numbers " 417"
This ring pull (or door handle) belonged to St Mary's Anglican Church, Busselton.
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