The 50th anniversary celebrations at All Saints Church, Albion Park 1925

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TitleThe 50th anniversary celebrations at All Saints Church, Albion Park 1925Photo Number002570Date28 November 1925DescriptionAll Saints Church of England was opened and consecrated on the 8th December 1875. Land for the church was donated by Mr John Allen. The architect was Mr E Blackett of Sydney and the builder was Mr Schadel. The church was built from stone quarried locally at Yellow Rock. The first burial at the adjacent cemetery was that of Walter Allen, the Postmaster of Shellharbour who died on May 1st 1876.

Harry Ziems is from row far right wearing hat.

Theodore (Theo) Grey is in the front row sitting on the grass - wearing his Light Horse uniform.

Bob Smith is the tall man with grey hair and beard, standing to the right of the third window from left.PlaceAll Saints Anglican ChurchLocationAlbion ParkPhotographerFoster, A.G. (Arthur G)DonorGrey, Robert (Bob)Hurry Family

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