Northgate Methodist Church Hall (former)

Though the Methodist Church leadership had identified the need for a church in Northgate as early as 1913, it was not until September 1928 that this brick, English Gothic styled church was completed. Until that time the growing Northgate Methodist population had conducted services in temporary locations. The church was later complemented by a hall, completed in 1936 and extended in 1955. The church and hall are significant for their deep and longstanding connection with Methodist and later Uniting Church parishioners of Northgate. The church is also aesthetically significant.