 His little country churches, in golden sandstone where available, with their steep gables and small bellcotes are so familiar in New South Wales, and established such a strong tradition to be imitated in stone, weatherboard and brick, that they are often seen as so commonplace as to be unremarkable.Blacket's churches range from small multi-purpose school-cum-churches to cathedrals.Several of his finest churches are among the most highly valued heritage buildings in Australia.