12 Duke St, Albany WA 6330

Our History

Albany Uniting Church Museum

Open to the public

Address: 12 Duke Street, Albany
Days open: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Times open: 9.00am to 11.00am

The Albany Uniting Church Museum, located in
the Duke Street building, is a treasure trove of church history and amazing textiles. Check out our flyer for more of what’s in store!

Scots Church

Scots Uniting Church was originally known as the Scots Presbyterian Church. The church is located on York Street, the main street through the centre of Albany.

Built to a Victorian Academic Gothic style, it is mostly constructed of finely crafted local granite and topped with a corrugated iron roof.

The Foundation Stone was laid by P. H. Nicholson Esq. on 25th November 1891, with the building completed and opened in March 1892. The total cost of the building was £1416.

Wesley Church

Wesley Uniting Church is located on Duke Street overlooking Princess Royal Harbour in Albany, in the Great Southern region of Western Australia.

Initially known as the Wesley Methodist Church it was built in a late Victorian style in 1890 at a cost of £2,695.

A stone on the church was dedicated by the Sunday School Children on 29th October, 1890.

Watercolour painting: by local artist “Leon”

Denmark Church

The former Denmark Methodist Church building is now privately owned.

This church building was erected around 1925 and used until 1982, when the new Uniting Church building was opened.

Former Denmark Methodist Church

Mount Barker Church

Left: This photo (Source: from the Heron family records) is of the original Mt Barker Baptist Church, J Heron Builder. The Foundation stone is inscribed “Thursday, 22nd Feb 1906”.

Right: The same [historical] church today with the current Mount Barker/Plantagenet Uniting Church in the background.

Further historical information regarding the original church is available from the churchesaustralia.org website.