Address: 731 Beaufort St, Mount Lawley

Constructed: 1936

Demolition Year: N/A

Architect: Herbert Parry and Marshall Clifton

Architectural Style: Inter-War Romanesque

Original Use (Religious): Church/Cathedral/Chapel

Present Use (Religious): Church/Cathedral/Chapel

Significance: First church in Australia to be dedicated to Irish Paton Saint Patrick. The curved window linings are an example of Romanesque architecture which is characterised by semi-circular arches often used in churches and castles in the medieval European period.

Source: Perth Art Deco: St. Patrick’s Mt Lawley (Website).

Provenance: City of Stirling