PHOTOGRAPH: 'UNITING CHURCH - CITY SQUARE DEVELOPMENT', 1988-1887

A coloured photograph showing the newly renovated Heritage Listed Uniting Church building. The building is a brick and iron construction with a Federation Gothic architectural influence and was built in 1897 for the Presbyterian Church. The Gothic style is highlighted by the buttress columns in between the lancet style, leaded windows. The building featured white painted brickwork before the renovation, which now features a pink rendered façade. The photograph shows a frontal view of the church. Large established trees are planted on either side of the entrance and there is a white sedan parked on the right side of the building.
Reverse: Has label 'Uniting Church - 315-317 Bagot Road', 'City Square Development', '12/12/88.'