This place is interesting for historical buffs as it has a cemetery next to the chapel where you fidn some old, very old graves. The most important is the judge´s grave - the judge most have been a key figure in local history.

The small church has a historic background that begins with the first settlers in WA and surprisingly it remains virtually untouched. There is a small graveyard and a lovey little area that overlooks the swan river.

The All Saints Anglican Church in Henley Brook is part of Western Australia's history and in fact part of the Swan Valley. It is a must see if in the area and take time to wonder the graveyard and the trail out back to view...More

We have visited the Swan Valley several times but have never visited this small quaint church. When I read that it is the first church that was built in W.A. I was very keen to show our visitors. There were only a few people when...More

My mom is visiting from the States. We planned a day visit to Swan Valley. As my mom is Anglican, I thought it would be delightful to visit this church. My husband andI also married at St John's in Canberra almost two years ago, which...More

What a beautiful job they have done with the grounds of this historical church. Benches to sit at under the trees and with lovely views of the Swan river. The church itself is small but still used so very well preserved. Easy to visit and...More

This is a lovely little church, full of history and with interesting surroundings. Delightfully positioned on the bank of the Swan River, definitely worth a visit if you are interested in the beginnings of settlement in Western Australia