St Agnes Anglican Church
Noupoort,
Northern Cape
| St Agnes Anglican ChurchNoupoort, |
 Oblique view from street |
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Notes: The church was designed by a railway engineer in memory of fallen British soldiers. It was built in 1901 by British troops, of which some were stonemasons, who were stationed at Noupoort during the Second Boer War (1899-1901). The troops were repatriated before they could complete the church. The apse was later completed with red face brick. 2015: The church building is now used as a museum. |
References:
| Richardson, Deirdré. 2001. Historic Sites of South Africa. Cape Town: Struik Publishers. pg 61 |
 Foundation stone with date  Timber bell tower  Detail of bell tower  End elevation  Detail of end elevation  Detail of gable end and tiles  Detail of architrave to rose window  Oblique view of side elevation  Oblique view from street, note vent tiles in roof  Detail of vent tile  End detail with unfinished buttress  Detail of window and buttress  Ventilator detail |