The Deanery

This home, originally known as Adelaide House, was built for Dr Hobbs in 1853. It is one of Brisbane's oldest houses still standing and is arguably one of the finest pre-separation houses in Brisbane. It was Queensland's first Government House and was the site from which the Declaration of Separation speech was delivered by Sir George Bowen in 1859. This Declaration of Separation declared Queensland to be a separate Colony from New South Wales.

The Deanery was purchased by the Church in 1899. It is listed uner the State Government Heritage Buildings Protection Act and the Commonwealth government National Estate Register.

Bishopsbourne (1865-1868) was built for the first Bishop of Brisbane, Edward Wyndham Tufnell. It remained the official residence of the Bishops, and later Archbishops, of the Diocese until a second Bishopsbourne was purchased at Hamilton in 1962. The new Bishopsbourne was dedicated in 1964.

This original building is now encompassed within the grounds of St Francis' Theological College.

Church of the Ascension, Morningside

This church was designed by Atkinson & Conrad and built as a War Memorial.

It was dedicated by Archbishop Sharp on 25 January 1925.

It was destroyed by fire in September 2002.

Holy Trinity, Goondiwindi

In 1872, a gift of land was made from Messrs G T Myles and R P Marshall and the Church of the Holy Trinity was built on the site. On 23 April 1882 it was dedicated by Bishop Hale.

A Faculty was issued on 27 November 1929 authorising the removal of the Parish Church in order that the site be made available for a new church.

The Church of the Holy Trinity was built and, after being destroyed by fire in 1943, was rebuilt and consecrated by Archbishop Halse on 7 May 1944.

St Mark's, Dirranbandi

St Matthew's, Quilpie