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Ellendale St Andrews Anglican

Built on land donated for the building of a church and cemetery by James Clark in 1874 which was part of land that had been formerly granted to him.

The Cemetery was consecrated in 1886 and work commenced on the church shortly afterwards. It was finally completed in 1880 and consecrated by Bishop Bromby.

The chancel was added in 1890 and consecrated in July 1896

A pretty little stone building located on the left hand side of the road as you drive out of Ellendale where a lot of the pioneers of the district are buried.

According to the Rationalisation of Church Buildings Ordinance 1997 St. Andrew’s was listed for closure.

Headstones in this cemetery were photographed 10th June 2008

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