The Garrison Church
Why go there
The Garrison Church in the Rocks was built in the 1840s from sandstone quarried in nearby Argyle Street. It was originally known as The Church of the Holy Trinity but later changed its name in recognition of the many soldiers from the nearby garrison who worshipped there.
The church faces a village green and is flanked by rows of colonial workers' cottages. You'll find the perfect place for a rare moment of reflection in this delightful location.
Don't miss
- The magnificent stained-glass windows
- The Garrison's special Commemorative Services
Access for all
Access Summary
Getting around
Access is via a step down to the front path and then a small step at the entry.
Wheelchair access is via the side carpark and then through the north-west door into the church. There is no accessible toilet.
How to get there
Map
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Access Summary
Contact Details
Address:
Argyle and Lower Fort Streets,
Millers Point NSW 2000
Phone: + 61 2 9247 1268
Website:
The Garrison Church
(www. the garrison church .org.au)
Opening hours
Open daily
Price
Free
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