Saundridge Chapel

This chapel was built in 1862 on land donated by the Robert Joseph Archer, who was the son of William and Caroline Archer of Brickendon. The chapel was to be used by those of the Protestant denominations.

A small private school with about 30 students was conducted in the building during the 1880s.

Annual sports were held at Creekton (property on the Blackwood Creek Road) on New Year's Day 1902, the proceeds £14 -6s raised from the tea went to renovate the church at Saundridge.

Robert J. Archer, on his retirement appointed his nephew Basil Archer and brother Alfred Archer as Chapel Trustees. A National Estate grant for the amount of $5000 toward the restoration of the building (1984-1995) was granted.

Bishop Blackwood, in 1962 planted an oak tree beside the drive to celebrate the chapel centenary, around 120 people attended.