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Chalmers Free Church, North Terrace [B 8711] • Artwork

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Summary

Chalmers Free Church on North Terrace, Adelaide, erected 1851 was named after Rev. James Chalmers who established the Free Church of Scotland.Chalmers representative Rev. John Gardner arrived in Adelaide from Scotland in 1850 and after purchasing land on the corner of North Terrace and Pulteney Street the Foundation Stone was laid in the same year. The church became the Chalmers Presbyterian Church in 1901. In 1929 Flinders Street Presbyterian Church and Chalmers Church amalgamated under the name Scots Church. Bluestone, stained glass windows and the organ were transferred to Scots Church during the amalgamation.

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Physical description

Engraving (lithograph); 15.3 cm x 17.6 cm

Dates / Publication details

Approximately 1851

Collection

Part of Acre 24 Collection

Subject

Chalmers Church (Adelaide, S.A.)

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General notes

Artist not identified.

Digitisation information

Date

15/11/2005

Format

image/tiff

Resolution

3,327 x 2,541 pixels (8.5 MP)

Size

8.49 MB

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