One of the iconic landmarks of the historic Port Arthur site. The convict church was used for prisoners of different denominations. Sporting a wooden steeple and a peal of bells, it made for an imposing structure. Sadly, the steeple blew down in a storm and the rest of the church was damaged in a bushfire. All that remains now is this beautiful, brick skeleton. Its open-air structure and dramatic setting, nestled amongst greenery and the historic site now makes it a popular site for weddings and other special occasions.

• Our original photograph of a convict church was taken at Port Arthur, Tasmania (Australia)
• Printed in Tasmania on 100% recycled paper.
• Packaged with a recycled envelope and biodegradable cellophane.
• Card is 90mm x 90mm in size
• We also have other matching pieces in this Convict Church to create a lovely set, or if you prefer a different style.

• Each item is handmade to order. Please allow up to 6 business days for your pieces to be made before they are posted.
• Please note there may extended transit times due to Covid-19.
• A tracking number will be sent once your order is posted.
• We use reclaimed bubble wrap and biodegradable cardboard boxes for packaging.
• We are happy to send packages all over the world!
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• We can also post directly to your loved one! Simply provide their details at the checkout under "Shipping Address."
• A short message from you can be written on a Myrtle & Me gift tag. This can be requested by letting us know what you would like to say in the notes section at checkout.
• A message can also be written in one of our greeting cards. Simply add one to the cart and then add your message in the notes section.
• Price stickers or receipts are never included in the package. Invoices will be emailed directly to you.

• Would you like to help reforest areas around the world by planting a tree with your order? If so, click HERE for more information.
• Myrtle & Me donates a portion of each sale to environmental causes via One Percent For The Planet.