This historic church in Bulwer, KwaZulu-Natal was built in 1885 from hand-sawn yellowwood timber and is situated on the old wagon road, which was the main transport route between Pietermaritzburg and Himeville. The Church is open to visitors and services still take place on the first Sunday of every month. The church was renovated in 1989 and still attracts historians and visitors from around the country. This establishment is one of the last of its kind still in use today and while the church is isolated, it is never locked, therefore allowing visitors to enter at will.
Located off the R617, Bulwer
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