Wentworthville Methodist Church, Wentworthville, New South Wales.The Warren Methodist Church, Illawarra Road, Marrickville, New South Wales.Young Methodist Church, Young, New South Wales.Tighes Hill Methodist Church, Tighes Hill, New South Wales.Strathfield Methodist Church (now Carrington Avenue Uniting Church) 13 Carrington Avenue, Strathfield, New South Wales.Rhodes Methodist Church, Rhodes, New South Wales.North Ryde Methodist Church, North Ryde, New South Wales.Manilla Methodist Church (now Uniting Church) Strafford Street, Manilla, New South Wales.Lakemba Methodist Church (now Uniting Church) The Boulevarde, Lakemba, New South Wales.Kempsey Methodist Church, Kempsey, New South Wales.Epping Methodist Church, Epping, New South Wales.Dee Why Methodist Church (now Cecil Gribble Uniting Church) 60 Howard Avenue Dee Why, New South Wales.Blackheath Methodist Church (now Uniting Church) 43-45 Govetts Leap Road, Blackheath, New South Wales.Beecroft Methodist Church (now Uniting Church), Beecroft Road Beecroft, New South Wales.Barraba Methodist Church, Barraba, New South Wales.Auburn Methodist Church (now Uniting Church) corner of Helena and Harrow Streets, Auburn, New South Wales.

Church commissionsįrom the time Newman moved to Sydney he was a superintendent of the Sunday school at the Strathfield Methodist Church and over a period of 15 years did a substational amount of design work for the church. Newman and his wife lived at Ingleburn, Kingsland Road, Strathfield, and had three daughters, one stillborn. He resigned from the South Australian Roll of Architects in 1909. Architect' of Augusta Street Glenelg, South Australia and later in King William Street, Adelaide before moving to Sydney in 1906. He advertised in The Advertiser as 'Alfred G Newman A.S.A.I.A. Newman worked as an architect in Adelaide and became an Associate of the South Australian Institute of Architects in 1898. and in 1900 his father married Elizabeth Vickery, the daughter of Ebenezer Vickery, merging two prominent Methodist families. After leaving PAC, Newman studied art and design at the South Australian School of Art.

He was educated at Prince Alfred College (PAC), Adelaide (1887–1890) where his art master was James Ashton. Newman was born in Mount Gambier, South Australia, one of eight children of Emma Ann (née Fisher) and the Rev.

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