St. Peter's Presbyterian Church

One of the oldest surviving Presbyterian churches in North Sydney, St. Peter's Presbyterian Church opened for service in 1866. The Gothic architecture of the gorgeous church offers a glimpse into the workmanship of the 1800s era. The church has a high bell tower and is decorated with beautiful stained glass windows. Inside the church, the altar, the seats and the high ceiling are made up of polished wood, creating a peaceful and comforting atmosphere. The church also houses a grand pipe organ created by London's Maley, Young & Oldknow in the late 1800s.