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West Pine Presbyterian Church, West Pine№289·West Pine Presbyterian ChurchWest PineUnknown · PresbyterianOn the auspicious day of Sunday, the 24th of December in the year 1905, the esteemed West Pine Presbyterian Church shall open its doors to the congregation. The inaugu...
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St Peter's (Old), Youngtown№290St Peter's (Old)
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Youngtown
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St Peter's Catholic church at Youngtown was blessed by Archbishop E.V. Tweedy on Sunday 16th November 1952. The building was expected to hold upward of 270 people. Thi...
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St Fursaeus', Zeehan№291·St Fursaeus'Zeehan1891 · CatholicDuring the 1890s Zeehan became the third largest town in Tasmania, thanks to its mining boom. Catholic's were estimated to be half of the population. The first Catholi...
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St Luke's, Zeehan№292·St Luke'sZeehan1890 · AnglicanThe first church was built in 1890 at a cost of £250, it was a wood and iron hall that could seat approximately 150-200 people and situated in the main street. The fou...
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St Paul's, Adventure Bay, South Bruny Island№293·St Paul'sAdventure Bay, South Bruny IslandUnknown · AnglicanSt Paul's is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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St Brendan's, Alonnah, South Bruny Island№294·St Brendan'sAlonnah, South Bruny IslandUnknown · CatholicSt Brendan's is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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All Saints', Birralee№295·All Saints'BirraleeUnknown · AnglicanAll Saints' is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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St Peter's, Barnes Bay, North Bruny Island№296·St Peter'sBarnes Bay, North Bruny IslandUnknown · AnglicanSt Peter's is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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Gala Kirk, Cranbrook№297·Gala KirkCranbrookUnknown · Uniting PresbyterianEarly diaries of the Amos family record services being held in 1840 at the granary on the property Glen Gala. Regular services were held by Rev. Joseph Mayson (Anglica...
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St Mark's, Dennes Point, North Bruny Island№298·St Mark'sDennes Point, North Bruny IslandUnknown · AnglicanSt Mark's church at Dennes Point, North Bruny was dedicated by the Bishop, the Right Rev. Dr. R. S. Hay on the 17th March 1940.
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Our Lady of Lourdes (Star of the Sea), Devonport№299·Our Lady of Lourdes (Star of the Sea)Devonport1893 · CatholicThe Star of the Sea Catholic Church was originally situated at East Devonport. Thirty years later most of the population had moved to the western side of the Mersey Ri...
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Frankford Uniting Church, Frankford№300·Frankford Uniting ChurchFrankfordUnknown · Uniting Primitive MethodistFrankford Uniting Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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Glengarry Presbyterian Church, Glengarry№301·Glengarry Presbyterian ChurchGlengarryUnknown · PresbyterianGlengarry Presbyterian Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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St Patrick's, Latrobe№302·St Patrick'sLatrobeUnknown · CatholicSt Patrick's is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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St Luke's, Latrobe№303·St Luke'sLatrobeUnknown · AnglicanSee also Bridge of Hope, No. 1276
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Salem Chapel, Longford№304·Salem ChapelLongfordUnknown · ProtestantSalem Chapel is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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Sisters Creek Uniting Church, Sisters Creek№305·Sisters Creek Uniting ChurchSisters CreekUnknown · Uniting MethodistMr. Ulyett held the first registered service on the 8th January 1893, he was part of the United Methodist Free Church. The Wellington Times newspaper reports the follo...
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The Good Shepherd (Mount St Canice), Sandy Bay№306·The Good Shepherd (Mount St Canice)Sandy BayUnknown · CatholicThe Good Shepherd (Mount St Canice) is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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Highfield Chapel, Stanley№307·Highfield ChapelStanley1830 · Non DenominationalEdward Curr, manager of the Van Diemen's Land Company at Stanley, was a key figure in founding Catholicism on Tasmania’s North-West Coast. On April 15, 1821, he offere...
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Cambridge Uniting Church, Cambridge№308·Cambridge Uniting ChurchCambridge1843 · Uniting CongregationalWhile not proven, tradition claims that the chapel was designed by James Blackburn the famed convict architect. Early records regarding the erection have not been foun...
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St Andrew's, Lefroy№309·St Andrew'sLefroy1881 · AnglicanIn July 1881, tenders were called for the construction of the Anglican Church in Lefroy. Submissions were to be addressed to Mr. D. Petrie of Lefroy, accompanied by a...
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St Silas', Wyena№310·St Silas'Wyena1895 · AnglicanWyena, meaning "small timber" in the Aboriginal language, is a rural settlement located in Tasmania, 27 kilometers west of Scottsdale and 15 kilometers north-east of L...
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Hillwood Uniting Church, Hillwood№311·Hillwood Uniting ChurchHillwood1932 · Uniting MethodistThe Hillwood Uniting Church, a part of the Launceston North community, has a history marked by a notable land dispute in 1931. The land upon which the church was const...
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St Paul's, Springfield№312·St Paul'sSpringfieldUnknown · AnglicanSt Paul's is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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