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All Saints Anglican Church

Western Australia's oldest church, set on reasonably large grounds with a historic cemetery attached. Part of the Parish of Swan, church services are still held each week. The Swan River can be accessed on foot from the church. Entry is free but donations are requested.

Address: 30 Henry St, Henley Brook
Getting there: Head east at the Gnangara Rd and West Swan Rd intersection

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