Address: Woodloes Street, Cannington
Enquiries: 0427 780 490
Situated on the beautiful, sprawling Woodloes Homestead site, Cannington’s Church with a Chimney is a perfect rustic setting for any event. Built in 1874 by architect and timber mill owner Francis Bird, the heritage-listed homestead offers attractive photo opportunities. Used as a congregational church in the 1800s, the petite red and white bricked church is now non-denominational, with volunteers from the Canning Districts Historical Society working to maintain it.
The Church with a Chimney is available for casual hire for suitable events such as weddings and naming ceremonies. Bookings of the church are by arrangement with the Canning Districts Historical Society. The church is not suitable for social functions.
Features include:
- Homestead Museum - open on the first and third Sundays of each month from March to December, in the afternoon
- Church with a Chimney
- Blacksmith’s Workshop
- Toilet amenities
- On-site parking for 18 vehicles and one bus
Accessibility details:
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Parking
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One Acrod parking bay and one bus bay
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Toilet Amenities
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Two ambulant toilets, one unisex accessible toilet and
one baby change facility.
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Building Access
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Paved pedestrian walkways including ramps to access buildings
Wheelchair access to Homestead entry with some limitations to internal accessibility
Wheelchair access to Church with a Chimney.
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To check availability and to make a booking, please contact the Canning Districts Historical Society on 0427 780490.