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The Church was constructed of brick in 1930, as a church hall to serve the needs of the Yeronga and Moorooka Presbyterian communities. The builder was H. Taylor. Its main use though was as the Yeerongpilly Presbyterian Church and, as such, it was extended in the 1950s. After the amalgamation of the Presbyterian, Methodist and Congregation Churches in 1977, it became a Uniting Church and so was renamed St Giles Uniting Church in 1980. Diminishing congregations saw St Giles close and the building and land sold in 1980. This 85+ year old building is now a private home.
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Brisbane City Council, Heritage Register Summary, http://bit.ly/2thzE1S
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Map References
QSA. QSA Series ID 2043 City of Brisbane and Suburbs Maps – A1A Series. 20 chains to the inch. Brisbane and suburbs street and road map showing railway lines and tramway routes, with radial lines at one mile intervals from the GPO. 20 chains to the inch. 634570