St Mary's Anglican Church and Rectory

The Rectory, which is next to the church, was completed in 1890 and St Mary's was consecrated two years later.

Methodist Church

Built in 1907 in the Federation Gothic stye on the site of an earlier 1893 Church, this church is in Hunt Road near the geodesic dome. It is still used as a place of worship.

Sacred Heart Catholic Church

Builit in 1933 in the inter-war Gothic style, this church is on the east side of the Avon River. You will also see the old Convent next door, now a private residence.

First Catholic Church

Located in Queen Street, this building was the original Catholic Church. It has seen many uses since it was used as a church but traces of the arched windows are still evident.

St Paul's Edwards Crossing

Built in 1859, the bricks were made at the river and the roof was originally made of wood shingles. It is thought that it may have been constructed by convicts. Consecrated in 1862, this church stands near the original site of the township of Beverley by the Avon River on the Top Beverley Road to York.

St John's in the Wilderness

This picturesque church 27 kilometres west of Beverley near the settlement of Dale River on the Westdale Road was bulit in 1895. Both the church and adjacent Hall are built in the Victorian Rustic style.