St Stephen’s, Twickenham
An active Church of England parish church on Richmond Road in East Twickenham, serving the local community with contemporary Anglican worship and pastoral ministry.
Pacific Central Station
Pacific Central Station is Vancouver’s principal hub for transcontinental rail and intercity bus travel, serving as the western terminus of Via Rail’s The Canadian and northern terminus of Amtrak’s Cascades service.
Scots’ Church, Melbourne
Melbourne’s first Presbyterian church, Scots’ Church on Collins Street stands as an architectural and spiritual landmark shaped by Scottish immigration and Reformed faith traditions.
St Luke’s Church, Orrell
An active Anglican parish church in Orrell, Wigan, serving the community as part of the Church of England’s Liverpool Diocese.
Government House, Darwin
The official residence of the Northern Territory Administrator, this 1870s Victorian building overlooks Darwin’s business district from The Esplanade’s hillside gardens.
Church of St Mary, Hulme
A soaring Gothic Revival church in Manchester’s Hulme district, built 1853–58 and now adapted as residential flats, standing as a landmark of Victorian architecture and urban resilience.
Sydenham Heritage Church
A stone Methodist chapel in inner Christchurch, registered as Historic Place – Category II by New Zealand’s heritage authorities.
St Ursula’s Church, Bern
An Anglican Episcopal church in Bern serving as one of Switzerland’s ten resident chaplaincies, part of the Archdeaconry of Switzerland.
American Church in Paris
The first American church established outside the United States, this 1931 modernist structure on Paris’s Left Bank has served the city’s expatriate community since 1814.
St. Francis Church, Riga
A Roman Catholic church consecrated in 1892 in Riga’s Latgale Suburb, St. Francis Church reflects Latvia’s diverse religious heritage.