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Gostwyck Chapel

All Saints Anglican Church

Gostwyck Chapel was built 1921 in memory of Major Clive Collingwood Dangar who died in World War 1. The tree-lined avenue was planted by a worker brought over from England specifically for the purpose. The church and the woolshed can only be observed from the road. Gostwyck Chapel is on private property, a working enterprise, and visitors are asked to carefully respect the privacy of Gostwyck Station, its owners and employees. No commercial photography is permitted.

Address: Gostwyck Road
Getting there: 11.5 km east of Uralla via Salisbury Street south-eastbound, turn left-east onto Gostwyck Road
Hours: Not open to the public, can only be viewed from the roadside. Best seen in autumn/fall
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