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St Stephen's (Red Chapel), Sandy Bay№217·St Stephen's (Red Chapel)Sandy BayUnknown · AnglicanSt Stephen's (Red Chapel) is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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St Peter's (Mariners Church, Bay West) now Wellspring, Sandy Bay№218St Peter's (Mariners Church, Bay West) now Wellspring
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Sandy Bay
Unknown · Anglican
St Peter's (Mariners Church, Bay West) now Wellspring is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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Sandy Bay Uniting Church, Sandy Bay№219·Sandy Bay Uniting ChurchSandy BayUnknown · UnitingIn May 2024 t he property was expected to be developed into apartments.
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Sandy Bay Baptist Church, Sandy Bay№220·Sandy Bay Baptist ChurchSandy BayUnknown · BaptistSandy Bay Baptist Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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Church of the Holy Spirit, Sandy Bay№221·Church of the Holy SpiritSandy BayUnknown · CatholicChurch of the Holy Spirit is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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Scottsdale Uniting Church, Scottsdale№222·Scottsdale Uniting ChurchScottsdaleUnknown · Uniting Wesleyan MethodistScottsdale Uniting Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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St Barnabas', Scottsdale№223·St Barnabas'ScottsdaleUnknown · AnglicanSt Barnabas' is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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First Anglican Church, Swansea№224·First Anglican ChurchSwansea1845 · AnglicanThe origins of Waterloo Point, or Swansea as it is presently known, can be traced back to the year 1821, when European settlers first established their presence in the...
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Sheffield Baptist Church, Sheffield№225·Sheffield Baptist ChurchSheffieldUnknown · BaptistSheffield Baptist Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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Sheffield Uniting Church, Sheffield№226·Sheffield Uniting ChurchSheffield1882 · Uniting Wesleyan MethodistThe first Methodist church at Sheffield was built of timber by Mr. Gideon Robson at a cost of £360. Mr Robson held the office of Church Steward for over 50 years. The...
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St Bedes (Kangaroo Valley Mission Church), Lenah Valley№227·St Bedes (Kangaroo Valley Mission Church)Lenah ValleyUnknown · AnglicanOn Sunday, June 16, 1895, the Kangaroo Valley Mission Church was ceremoniously opened by Archdeacon Whitington. This church was originally situated on land located on...
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Church of the Holy Cross, Sheffield№228·Church of the Holy CrossSheffield1921 · CatholicPlans for the Roman Catholic Church to be erected at High Street, Sheffield was presented by Rev. T.J. O'Donnell, these were approved by the council. The foundation st...
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Auld Kirk, Sidmouth№229·Auld KirkSidmouth1843 · PresbyterianFirst services in the area were said to be held in a long hallway at Richmond Hill , the estate of Mr. James Reid (Reed). The Auld Kirk at Sidmouth, near Whirlpool Rea...
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St Stephen's, Smithton№230·St Stephen'sSmithtonUnknown · AnglicanSt Stephen's is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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Smithton Uniting Church, Smithton№231·Smithton Uniting ChurchSmithtonUnknown · Uniting Wesleyan MethodistSmithton Uniting Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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St Peter Chanel, Smithton№232·St Peter ChanelSmithtonUnknown · CatholicCatholic education began in the town of Smithton when St Attracta’s School commenced on 6 February 1951 at 98 Emmett Street by four sisters of St Joseph. The school wa...
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Scots, Sorell№233·ScotsSorellUnknown · Uniting PresbyterianScots is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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St George's, Sorell№234·St George'sSorell1821 · AnglicanThe origins of St George’s Church reach back to the earliest years of settlement at Pittwater, later known as Sorell. Farming began in 1808, and by 1820 the Reverend R...
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St Thomas', Sorell№235·St Thomas'SorellUnknown · CatholicSt Thomas' is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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South Riana Uniting Church, South Riana№236·South Riana Uniting ChurchSouth Riana1902 · Uniting MethodistThe foundation stone was laid by Mr. Joseph Atkins (of Evandale) on the 9th November 1902. The building contractor was Mr. William Rowsthorn. The cost of the weatherbo...
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St Andrew's, Sprent№237·St Andrew'sSprentUnknown · AnglicanThis wooden church was framed in hardwood by the distinguished architect and builder, Mr. R. Eustace of Ulverstone. The structure measured 45 feet in length and 19 fee...
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All Saints', Spreyton№238·All Saints'SpreytonUnknown · AnglicanAll Saints' is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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St James', Stanley№239·St James'StanleyUnknown · PresbyterianSt James' is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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Our Lady Star of the Sea (St Mary's), Stanley№240·Our Lady Star of the Sea (St Mary's)Stanley1849 · CatholicEdward Curr, manager of the Van Diemen's Land Company, played a foundational role in Catholicism on Tasmania’s North-West Coast. In 1821, he offered his Hobart store f...
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