Knolton Mission Church

Knolton Mission Church is a single-storey building constructed with red-painted corrugated iron, featuring a gabled roof and a brick plinth. It has a three-bay plan, with a small gabled porch that projects from the northwest gable, balanced by a gabled vestry on the southeast side. The porch includes a plain side doorway with a plank door and a narrow window beneath the gable, which has small upper panes. The vestry has a similar window in its gable and a four-panelled door on the southwest side. The main body of the church has three timber windows on each side, set in wide frames and divided by narrow mullions and high-set transoms, also with small upper panes. A small bellcote is positioned over the northwest gable, featuring a raking plinth and an openwork foiled timber frame that supports a canted spirelet clad in tin sheet. All gables have plain bargeboards with curved end-stops. The building is partially enclosed on the southwest and northwest sides by a painted wood paling fence.