St Thomas the Apostle

St Thomas the Apostle was constructed of sandstone quarried from the property Bona Vista. Timber was carted from St Paul's Dome area by bullock and wagons. The architectural style is Romanesque Revival and its position in the landscape has a commanding view over the countryside. Built of ashlar (masonry made of large square-cut stones) stone it has a two-storey bell tower. The architect was reputed to be James Blackburn.

The church was built in 1841 and opened the following year. It was not consecrated until August 1886. In 1943 the church was renovated at the cost of £312.

This church was on the May 2018 Anglican list to be sold.

The last service is to be held in June 2019.

The church was sold in December 2020.