All Saints Church | History & Culture

Originally used as a military store during Norfolk Island’s penal days, this 180-year-old building now serves as a Anglican church.

Unfortunately the lower level to the Commissariat museum is currently closed due to maintenance.

Visiting worshippers are welcome to the services at All Saints, so please ask the friendly staff at the Visitor Information Centre for the current services days, times and venues.

Inside shot of All Saints Church showing wooden pews, an altar, stained glass windows, crosses and an Australian and Norfolk Island flag.

Organ with a vase of white and yellow flowers sitting in front of it.

Series of stained glass windows featuring bearded mean in robes holding books or scrolls.

Open bible on a lecturn and a memorial plaque on the wall.

Close up shot of dark wood pews in uniform rows.

Visitor Information

Operating Hours: The church is open 24/7. Please close the door behind you when you leave.

Cost: The church is free to enter.

Getting Here: A 5-minute drive from Burnt Pine. On the corner of Quality Row and Middlegate Road, Kingston.

Top tips for All Saints Church

Attend a sing-along service at All Saints Church. Our friendly staff at the Visitor Information Centre will be happy to let you know when the next service is.

More attractions at Kingston UNESCO World Heritage Site

Bloody Bridge

Don’t let the gory legend of Bloody Bridge deter you; visit this historic landmark to admire the stonework and hard labour of the convicts who built it.

Bounty Folk Musuem

Discover Bounty memorabilia, early photographs of Pitcairn settlers, old weapons and some frankly quite terrifying antique medical instruments.

The Commissariat

Visit the Commissariat to learn about Norfolk’s convict past. This historic building once held food supplies for the convicts and jailers on Norfolk Island.

Fletchers Mutiny Cyclorama

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Norfolk Island Golf Club

Play golf on Norfolk Island for a truly memorable experience. Tee off in a World Heritage Site overlooking the ocean.

Government House

Government House is a stately mansion and home to the Administrator of Norfolk Island. Learn more on a museum tour of our historic centre, Kingston.

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Kingston Pier

Visit Kingston Pier, which was a vital entry point for Norfolk’s settlers and still welcomes supply ships and fishing boats as it has done for two centuries.

Lone Pine

Bring your camera along to capture this solitary tree that survived the mass felling of Norfolk pines and stood sentry over the island’s turbulent history.

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Research Centre No. 9 Quality Row

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Royal Engineer's Office

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Salt House

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Settlement Guard House

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Sirius Museum - Protestant Chapel

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The Crankmill

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