Building Details - Architects of South Australia

Building NameChrist Church Rectory
Client NameChurch of England
TypeResidential
Style
Street No.35
Street NamePalmer Place
SuburbNorth Adelaide
StateSA
CountryAustralia
Year Designed
Year Completed1850
ExtantY
Other ConsultantsBuilder, T. Long
Heritage ListingState Heritage Register
LinksSA Heritage Places database http://maps.sa.gov.au/heritagesearch/HeritageItem.aspx?p_heritageno=20677
Comments

Tudor-Gothic design.
Stark (1984: 144B) cites Goodhugh (1852) as attributing these buildings to Stuckey but is not conclusive in his findings, stating ‘it would appear that Stuckey at least acted in the capacity of supervising architect’. Stark further states that the attribution of this building to William Weir in Morgan and Gilbert (1969) appears to be incorrect.
The building was known as the Parsonage (1850-1887), the Deanery (1887-1906) and now the Rectory.
It was extended in the late 1880s probably to the design of Daniel Garlick (Stark 1984).

Architect NameStuckey, Henry

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