St Anne's Anglican Church & Graveyard

St Anne's Anglican Church, consecrated in 1898, is a charming brick structure in the early Gothic style, located on Church Street in Gresford, NSW. The church is surrounded by a picturesque cemetery, established in 1851, which serves as the final resting place for many of the district's pioneers. Notably, the cemetery includes memorial plaques for Troopers M.L.G. Grey and A.P.B. Grey, commemorating their service during the South African War. The church's organ, built by Whitehouse Bros in 1954, was restored in 2003, enhancing its rich acoustic heritage.