This church, although built in 1920, is a lovely example of the typical bluestone construction popular in country areas. The bluestones used are said to have been recycled from a former grainstore that was near the Malmsbury railway station. It was last used as a Catholic Church around 1984 after which it was sold into private hands. The property has changed hands several times since then and, not long after this picture was taken in 2000 it changed hands again and has now undergone a complete "conversion" and has been turned into a home.
