Nazareth Unitarian Church

Nazareth Unitarian Church is a Unitarian church built in 1872 by Virgil Anderton, a member of the congregation. The church is constructed from coursed sandstone with sandstone ashlar dressings and features a spire. It has slate roofs with gable copings and is situated on a slope above school rooms in the basement. The building has a cruciform plan, with a tower over the porch on the left and a single-storey porch on the right. Most architectural details reflect the transition between Geometrical and Curvilinear styles.

The facade includes a tall three-light window with a quatrefoil, flanked by two lancets, and above it is a four-light window divided into two pairs with a sexfoil. An openwork cross adorns the gable and the east end. The doorway features shafted responds, crocket capitals, and a tympanum that carries the datestone. The four-stage tower supports a short octagonal spire, which has a band of sunk quatrefoils below four blind lucarnes. The junction of the tower and spire is cleverly concealed by four sturdy octagonal turrets and gables that rise above the bell-openings, which are decorated with plate tracery.

Inside, the church has a broad nave under a hammerbeam roof supported by remarkably slender trusses. There are shallow transepts with galleries and a lower, aisled chancel that is lit by a four-light window, where the lower central lights feature three quatrefoils arranged in a circle above.