Heritage Trail
Welcome to Carey's Heritage Trail
The Heritage Trail will take you on a journey throughout Carey's history. The map below shows you where to find all the stops on the trail.
The Carey Baptist Grammar School Heritage Trail was established in 2023 to mark our school's rich 100-year history.
The trail highlights important sites with histories that have shaped our school over the years. The trail includes 14 locations around the School's Kew campus, which you can browse through the links below.
If you would like to visit the trail onsite, please contact our Archivist. The trail covers a total distance of approximately 1.5 kilometres, and we advise allowing about 30 minutes to complete. The trail is largely accessible, however, there are a few steps.
The trail concludes at the School's Main Reception which houses our Carey Luminaries display which you are welcome to take the time to explore.
Heritage Trail map
Follow the trail around the School to learn about the 14 sites.
Picture credits
All images © Carey Baptist Grammar School unless otherwise stated.
Acknowledgement of the traditional owners of the land
Carey’s Kew campus sits on the traditional country of the Wurundjeri people.
We acknowledge the traditional custodians of this land and their continuing connection to land, sea and community. We respect their Elders past and present and recognise the injustices endured by the First Nations peoples of this country.
Heritage Trail sites
- Memorial Great Hall and Middle School
- Raymond Hall (and former Preparatory School)
- Urangeline
- Building A (West Wing)
- Metcalfe Hall
- Early Learning Centre and Farrer House
- Fairview and Cluny Green
- S L Hickman Building
- J O Thomas Quadrangle
- Ross H Millikan Centre
- William Carey Chapel
- Grutzner Centre for Learning and Innovation
- Sandell Oval
- De Young Performing Arts Centre (and former Laycock House)
