St Marys Church - North Sydney

The first church was set up in a tent in 1855 by Father Powell. A small church building was erected in 1856.

The first stone church was built by local builder, John Jago, in 1868. This was later enlarged by William Wardell (architect of St Mary's Cathedral) and opened in 1896.

Stone from this earlier building was used for the current church which opened in 1938. The Presbytery in Miller Street was erected in 1885 and has since been extended.