The Salvation Army - Moonee Valley Corps

A stone tablet records: Primitive Methodist - Church - Memorial stone - laid by - G Sweey Esq - Rev W H Walton - Minister.

A stone tablet records: Memorial Stone - laid by the - Hon J Balfour MLC - Sept 13 1882 - E McIver Esq ~ Architect.

Methodist Church:

• A stone tablet records: Methodist Church - Memorial Stone - laid by - Mr C H Woods - June 22nd 1911 - Rev J A Jeffreys - Minister
• A stone tablet records: Metghodist Church - Memorial stone - laid by - Mr R J Gilbertson - June 22nd 1911 - G B Leith Esq - Architect.

Situated near to the church building in Buckley Street, on the ground next to the car park - possibly indicating the original buiding has been removed and is now a car park:

• A stone tablet records: This building was opened - to the - Glory of God - and for the Salvation of the people - on the - 18th August, 1917 - James Hay ~ Commissioner - W Bramwell Booth ~ General.

Essendon South Methodist School Hall (building to left on photograph 1):

• A stone tablet records: Erected to the Glory of God - in grateful remembrance of - Charles H Woods - S S Supt for 44 years - who passed home 18th Oct 1929 - 'Mark the perfect man, and behold the - upright: for the end of man - is peace - Psalm 37, Verse 37.
• Essendon South - Methodist School Hall - Trustees - Mr R G Cook, C H Woods, E Harvey, W D Osborne, R J Gilbertson ~ Mr J W Boyce, C R Boundy, S Raworth, L L Stevens, A T Cook - Hon Architect ~ Mr V G Cook - Builder ~ Mr A Woods.