⛪ Wickliffe Uniting Church

Wickliffe Uniting Church is a former Presbyterian-turned-Uniting church at Wickliffe, Victoria Australia. Constructed in 1861 to serve the district's predominantly Scottish pastoral community, the bluestone church is one of the earliest surviving ecclesiastical buildings in the district. Although modest in scale when first completed, it was substantially enhanced in 1878 with the addition of an imposing stone tower and spire designed by architect Alexander Davidson, giving the building its distinctive Gothic appearance. Following church union in 1977 it became part of the Uniting Church in Australia before eventually closing and being sold in 2018. The building is recognised for both its architectural significance and its long association with the Scottish settlement of the Western District.