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All Saints' Anglican Church, St Kilda East

Victoria, Australia

All Saints' Church, St Kilda East, is an historic Anglican church within the Anglo-Catholic tradition, located in St Kilda, Victoria, Australia. Although it advertises itself to be in St Kilda East (or East St Kilda), it is located just within the borders of the suburb of St Kilda. The church was initiated by the Reverend John Herbert Gregory in 1857, who would serve as its first vicar, and its foundation stone was laid in November 1858. Designed by architect Nathaniel Billing in the Gothic style, the church was officially opened on 8 December 1861. The church is known as a fashionable venue for weddings and the Australian Dictionary of Biography lists numerous notable marriages.

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