DescriptionCopy of image that is the right hand side panel of a panorama that appears in ‘Jubilee History of Ipswich': edited by Geo. Harrison, 1910. The first Presbyterian service was conducted by the Rev Dr Dunmore Lang in December 1844. Later, a temporary church was erected in Ellenborough Street. In 1855 the NSW Government gave the church one acre of land on the corner of Limestone and Gordon Streets. Brisbane contractor John Petrie built a stone church with a square tower, but this church was later demolished as the foundations were proved to be faulty.
Additional Information Original image thought to have been taken by George Miles Challinor, based on a reference in the Queensland Times made by Red Gum.
Rephotographed by Whitehead Studio, c.1910References (offline)Queensland Times, “Lattice and Lace” by Robyn Buchanan, date unknown
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