Historical information
Christ Church Anglican Church was opened on 7th March 1888. The eight vestry members had to guarantee the minister's stipend of a shilling each Sunday. There was no electricity so kerosene lamps were used. The women ran social evenings, concerts, lanternslide evenings and bazaars to raise funds. The Red Cross used the vestry for their meetings, and the Education Department hired the church for school classes until 1890 when a school was finally erected.
Physical description
Coloured photograph of the original Mitcham Anglican Church in Edward street, with the latest church building in the background - 2012
References
- Reference A History of Christ Church, Mitcham 1888-1988 ND 2301
