St Michael And All Angels Episcopal Church, Rotten Row

St Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church, located on Rotten Row, was designed by Speirs and Company in 1905 and relocated in 1923. This single-storey church has a rectangular plan and is constructed from corrugated iron with a timber frame and a pitched roof. It features pointed-arch windows and has a gabled vestibule that projects to the south, which includes a window facing south and a timber boarded door to the west. There is a lean-to WC addition on the east side and an octagonal window above the vestibule, topped with a timber cross at the gable apex. A lean-to vestry is attached to the northeast corner, and there is a triangular window on the north gable of the sanctuary, which contains amber-coloured glass. The corrugated iron and timber gables are painted green, while the window frames are painted white.

Inside, the church has a well-preserved interior lined with boarded pine. The kingpost roof structure features a beam above the sanctuary with the inscription: 'In this place will I give peace'. Many elements survived the fire of 1953, including a carved oak altar with an amber-coloured glass window above it, a timber canopy added in 1938, a pulpit on a raised platform to the east, a decorative stone font to the south, timber congregational chairs, a carved War Memorial, and a 1934 monument to the church's principal founders by Hew Lorimer. The church also contains good furnishings and timber panelled doors.