№1·St Bartholomew'sApsley1908 · AnglicanThe land for this church was donated by Mr. George William Ibbott. It was built in 1908 and dedicated on St Bartholomew's Day 24th August 1910. In 1929 the Ibbott fami...View Details
№3·Back River ChapelLawitta1836 · Uniting Wesleyan MethodistBack River Chapel is a simple almost square sandstone building. The unusual ‘windows’ on either side of the front porch appear to have been cemented in. They are in fa...View Details
№4·St Mary'sBadenUnknown · AnglicanPlans to build a church at Baden took place in 1955, but nothing eventuated until 1970. In March 1970 the Jane Franklin Hall in Hobart was moved to Baden, it was dedic...View Details
№5·Bagdad Uniting Congregational ChurchBagdad1842 · Uniting CongregationalThis historic sandstone Italian style chapel was opened in October 1842, the service was conducted by Rev. Miller. The chapel is believed to have been designed by Jame...View Details
№6·St Michael and All AngelsBagdad1903 · AnglicanOriginally called St Thomas' the foundation stone was laid 6th November 1903 by Mrs. Mercer. This wooden church was dedicated in April 1904. In June 1919, in the prese...View Details
№7·All Saints'Bangor1893 · AnglicanAll Saints', Bangor is situated on the rise of a hill north west of Lilydale. Mr. James Atherton designed and built the church. He was also responsible for raising the...View Details
№8·St George'sBattery Point1836 · AnglicanThe first stone for St George's church was laid in October 1836, it was consecrated in May 1838 by Bishop Broughton, Bishop of Australia. Designed in the Neo-Classical...View Details
№9·Holy TrinityBeaconsfield1878 · AnglicanA new Church of England was built and opened for service in June 1878. It was built in 18 days, was a paling-lined building, at a cost of £70. The church served the We...View Details
№10·St Francis XavierBeaconsfield1899 · CatholicThe Tasmanian newspaper, dated 27th June 1891, reported the following: The new Roman Catholic place of worship for Beaconsfield (Church of St Francis Xavier) is now co...View Details
№11·Beaconsfield Uniting ChurchBeaconsfield1899 · Uniting Wesleyan MethodistA Wesleyan Church was opened at Brandy Creek on Sunday 17th February 1878. This was the first church opening at Brandy Creek and attracted a large congregation of peop...View Details
№12·St Mark's Chapel of EaseBelleriveUnknown · AnglicanFirst services at Kangaroo Point were conducted in February 1826 by Rev. Robert Knopwood, it is reported they were held close to the current church. The first Divine S...View Details
№13·St Mark'sBellerive1903 · AnglicanThe foundation stone was laid by the Governor Sir Arthur Havelock on 22 November 1903, in his address he alluded to the coincidence that the foundation stone was laid...View Details
№14·Bicheno Community ChurchBicheno1882 · Multi-DenominationalA wooden church building was started in 1882 exactly one year after its inception. The Allen family set to work splitting the shingles for the roof and selecting timbe...View Details
№15·Church of Holy NativityBishopsbourne1844 · AnglicanA new chapel was begun in 1844 at Bishopsbourne in the Parish of Little Hampton. It was first called Christ Church because of its connection with the Bishop's residenc...View Details
№16·St Patrick'sBlessingtonUnknown · CatholicThis wooden church was opened and blessed by Monsignor Gilleran V.G. on the Tuesday 28th January 1919. Catholic's from all over the district were present to celebrate...View Details
№17·St Luke'sBothwell1829 · Uniting PresbyterianSt Luke’s is the second oldest Presbyterian church in Australia still in use. For many years the Presbyterian church was shared with the Anglican Church. The governmen...View Details
№18·St Michael and All AngelsBothwell1886 · AnglicanThe Bothwell Parish is one of the oldest Anglican Diocese in Tasmania. First services were held in private homes, then from 1830 until 1891 the Anglican's shared St Lu...View Details
№19·St Andrew'sBothwellUnknown · CatholicSt Andrew's is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.View Details
№20·Bracknell Uniting ChurchBracknell1863 · Uniting Primitive MethodistIn 1863 the first building used by the Methodist's was an old barn which measured 10 feet x 10 feet. The barn was also used as a Sunday School. It was destroyed during...View Details
№21·Bracknell Baptist Church (Mountain View Community Church)BracknellUnknown · BaptistThis is now the Mountain Views Community Church.View Details
№22·St James'Bracknell1931 · AnglicanFor over thirty years the Church of England people of Bracknell worshipped in various buildings and dwellings throughout the district. Bazaars, fairs and other events...View Details
№23·St John'sBranxholmUnknown · AnglicanThis building was converted into a private residence with one bedroom and one bathroom.View Details
№24·St Mary'sBridgewater1862 · AnglicanThe foundation stone for the new St Mary's Church of England was laid on the 12th February 1862 by his Excellency Col. Gore Browne with Archdeacon Davies conducting th...View Details
