St Lukes Fitzroy North

 59 - 61 Scotchmer Street, North Fitzroy - See - February 1972 - Inner-City Ministry - Several years ago the old St. Luke's, North Fitzroy was sold to the Hungarian Presbyterian Church. With the proceeds a new St. Luke's Centre is nearing completion in Scotchmer St. North Fitzroy . It includes a large worship room, space for a workshop and residential apartments on the first floor.

 The original Church -http://www.fitzroyhistorysociety.org.au/images/NthFitzroyHistoricWalks2011.pdf - Hungarian Reformed Church, (formerly St . Luke’s Church of England), 121 St. Georges Road (corner Watkins Street).

Built in 1879 to the designs of architects Crouch and Wilson the contractor was James Kennedy. It was consecrated in 1891 and is constructed of bluestone, with brick dressings. Only two thirds of the intended length was built. The end wall is of weatherboard to facilitate completion. The chancel and vestry were added in 1910.