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St Paul's, Stanley№241·St Paul'sStanleyUnknown · AnglicanSt Paul's is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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St Paul's, St Helens№242·St Paul'sSt Helens
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1875 · Anglican
The first Anglican church at St Helens was a weatherboard construction built in 1875. In May 1884 the foundation stone for the new brick building was laid by the Right...
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St Helen & St Stanislaus, St Helens№243·St Helen & St StanislausSt HelensUnknown · CatholicSt Helen & St Stanislaus is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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Holy Family, St Leonards№244·Holy FamilySt LeonardsUnknown · CatholicHoly Family is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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St Peter's, Launceston№245·St Peter'sLaunceston1846 · AnglicanThe foundation stone for the first St Peters church was laid on the 8th December 1846 by Archdeacon Marriott. It was dedicated on the 18th April 1847. Situated on the...
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St Leonards Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, St Leonards№246·St Leonards Wesleyan Methodist ChapelSt LeonardsUnknown · Uniting Wesleyan MethodistSt Leonards Wesleyan Methodist Chapel is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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Holy Trinity, Strahan№247·Holy TrinityStrahan1892 · AnglicanEarly Anglican services were held in the Strahan Court House. In 1892, on modified plans Mr. Goddard secured a contract to construct the Anglican church. Mr. Goddard h...
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St Finn Barrs, Strahan№248·St Finn BarrsStrahan1900 · CatholicTenders were called for the construction of the Catholic Church at Strahan in November 1899. The plans were drawn up by architects Austen and Keogh. The church was exp...
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Strahan Methodist Church, Strahan№249·Strahan Methodist ChurchStrahanUnknown · Wesleyan MethodistIn September 1892, the Zeehan and Dundas Herald announced that Wesleyan Church services were to be conducted at the Strahan State School by Rev. J. W. Grove, B.A., wit...
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Supply River Uniting Church, Supply River№250·Supply River Uniting ChurchSupply River1861 · Uniting MethodistThe Methodist church at Supply River was built in 1861, at the time the only other church in the West Tamar was the Sidmouth Kirk. In 1857 Mr. Thomas Travers rode to L...
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All Saints', Swansea№251·All Saints'Swansea1871 · AnglicanThe new All Saints' Anglican Church in Swansea replaced a small convict built church on Waterloo Point. By 1868 gale force winds rendered the old building unfit for se...
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St Andrew's, Swansea№252·St Andrew'sSwansea1887 · Uniting PresbyterianThe Rev. Thomas Dove had been conducting services since the mid 1840s at the Gala Kirk at Cranbrook about 12 miles north of Swansea. Rev. Dove purchased a block of lan...
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Church of Mary, Swansea№253·Church of MarySwansea1931 · CatholicThe Church of Mary replaced the convict building on Waterloo Point. Officially opened on the 27th September 1931 by the Very Rev. Father Denis Murphy The following not...
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St Thomas', Tea Tree№254·St Thomas'Tea Tree1880 · AnglicanSt Thomas' foundation stone was laid in December 1880 and on Monday 2nd May 1881 the small wooden church was officially opened by Archdeacon Davenport. Two years later...
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St Mary the Virgin or St Mary's, Triabunna№255·St Mary the Virgin or St Mary'sTriabunna1880 · AnglicanEarly Anglican services were first held on the 'Rostrevor Estate', the old schoolhouse and the old Spring Bay Council Chambers , it was not until the spirited Rev. C.W...
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St Anne's, Triabunna№256·St Anne'sTriabunna1869 · CatholicBishop Wilson, in 1857 applied for a grant of land to build a Catholic church at at Buckland. The Catholic population was not large enough so no church was built. The...
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The Blind Chapel, Tunbridge№257·The Blind ChapelTunbridgeUnknown · MethodistThe Blind Chapel is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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St Oswald's, Tunbridge№258·St Oswald'sTunbridgeUnknown · AnglicanSt Oswald's is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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St Brigids', Tunnack№259·St Brigids'Tunnack1894 · CatholicNewspaper reports from 1875 say that the Catholic community in Tunnack had been using a very rough slab hut (see attached) as their church and as a small schoolroom fo...
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St Andrew's, Tunnack№260·St Andrew'sTunnackUnknown · Uniting PresbyterianSt Andrew's is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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Ulverstone Uniting Church, Ulverstone№261·Ulverstone Uniting ChurchUlverstoneUnknown · Uniting Wesleyan MethodistUlverstone Uniting Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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Holy Trinity, Ulverstone№262·Holy TrinityUlverstone1868 · AnglicanThe first Anglican service was held in Mr. Fogg's store, then in 1868 a wooden church was built on the site of the cemetery in Leven Street, it remained there until 18...
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Sacred Heart Catholic Church (old), Ulverstone№263·Sacred Heart Catholic Church (old)UlverstoneUnknown · CatholicSee No 1507 for new church
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Hobart Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Hobart№264·Hobart Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day SaintsHobart1924 · Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day SaintsThe foundation stone was laid on the 29th November 1924, the opening ceremony and dedication took place on the 21st and 22nd February 1925 with the President of the Au...
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