St James' Anglican Church, Morpeth
St James' Anglican Church was listed on the New South Wales State Heritage Register on 27 January 2017 having satisfied the following criteria.
St James' Anglican Church, Morpeth
The parish hall, built in 1849 as the parish schoolhouse, appears to have undergone little alteration, apart from reroofing and the building of a small weatherboard addition at rear, until in 1971 the bell was removed from the stone belfry and later mounted inside the building. In 1983, comparatively substantial additions, including new amenities, replaced the weatherboard element. The parish infants' school, later the Diocesan Book Depository and later the Diocesan Registry, an 1862 building that stood on the corner of Tank Street and High Street, addressing Tank Street and adjacent to and just north of the hall, was demolished in the 1940s. Although the building materials were reused elsewhere, the site remains vacant. A concrete path leads from High Street to the front door of the hall, and continues along the western elevation to provide access to the rear entry, which is the most often used. Between the path and the western wall is a narrow garden. The grounds, which were formerly protected by a picket fence, are now unfenced.