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Channel: M&A Mystery Tours 🇦🇺
Date: 2023-02-26

Church has walls constructed of [rendered] local stone with cgi gable roof with gabled porch to front, timber-framed openings with pointed arches above with timber doors (double doors to front) & timber-framed lancet windows with coloured mullion glass, rendered buttresses and cross and belfry at top of porch gable. Cemetery includes various stone headstones (including marble) and stone and concrete grave surrounds. 
The land on which the town of Echunga now stands (sections 3876 & 3879) was granted to Joseph Hagen in 1847. The Echunga Inn was established in 1848, and Hagen then subdivided part of his land to form the town of Echunga in 1849. As part of his subdivision, he allocated lot 2 of section 3876 for a church. In 1848, a meeting at Hagen’s house decided that a Church of England was needed, and in 1849, plans and tenders were ordered and a Government grant applied for. On 13 February 1850, he conveyed the land to the Anglican Bishop of Adelaide, Augustus Short. The foundation stone for the church was laid by Bishop Short on the same day. The building was constructed on the chosen site on a hill overlooking the town – a hill which is now known as ‘Church Hill’ and is traversed by Church Hill Road. The church was not completed until 1853 when the porch was roofed and detailing completed. It has continued to serve as a local church and serve an important role in the lives of the community for over 150 years.  
This is one of South Australia’s most picturesque churches and cemeteries and is one of the oldest surviving Anglican churches in the state (7th oldest). It is also the oldest surviving building in the town of Echunga, and as such has an outstanding association with the establishment and pioneer period of development in the town. It is an outstanding example of a mid-19th-century church which demonstrates early church design & pioneer construction techniques, and is a significant local landmark. 
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