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St Alban's, Parkham№410·St Alban'sParkham1915 · AnglicanThe Mercury newspaper on the 2nd October 1902 with the heading 'Is Tasmania Godless' reports: ... So as the assertion that Tasmanian is a God-forsaken place is concern...
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St Alban's, Koonya№411·St Alban'sKoonya
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St Matthew's, Beulah№412·St Matthew'sBeulah1904 · Church of England (Anglican)In February 1892, Church News reported plans for a small paling structure to be constructed and utilised as a church at Beulah. This building was to be situated adjace...
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St Bartholomew's, Forest№413·St Bartholomew'sForestUnknown · AnglicanDedicated by Archdeacon Whitington on March 5th 1905
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All Saints', Ravenswood№414·All Saints'Ravenswood1956 · AnglicanThe foundation stone for All Saint's church was laid on the 24th June 1956. Volunteers were largely responsible for the construction which took two years to build at a...
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Church of the Holy Cross, Ravenswood№415·Church of the Holy CrossRavenswoodUnknown · CatholicChurch of the Holy Cross is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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St Martin's, Hobart№416·St Martin'sHobartUnknown · AnglicanSt Martin's is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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All Saints', Irishtown№417·All Saints'IrishtownUnknown · AnglicanAll Saints' is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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St Chad's, Levendale№418·St Chad'sLevendale1906 · AnglicanBefore the construction of the wooden church, Anglican services were held in the open air and private homes. Through community fundraising efforts, sufficient funds we...
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St Mary Magdalene's, Glen Fern№419·St Mary Magdalene'sGlen Fern1907 · AnglicanThe Glenfern church was built of concrete and cement render in 1907 at a cost of £170, it was consecrated by Bishop Mercer in 1908. The following report was in the Dai...
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Sidmouth Union Church, Sidmouth№420·Sidmouth Union ChurchSidmouthUnknown · United Multi-DenominationalThe former Sidmouth United/Union church was originally located at the intersection of the Batman Highway and Spring Hill Road. Prior to the upgrade of the intersection...
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St Matthew's, Glenorchy№421·St Matthew'sGlenorchyUnknown · Uniting PresbyterianSt Matthew's is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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St Aidan's, Rocky Cape№422·St Aidan'sRocky Cape1908 · AnglicanThe foundation stone for St Aidan's church at Rocky Cape was laid in early 1908 by Ven. Archdeacon Whittington. The contractor was Mr. D. Ferguson, his workmanship was...
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Holy Cross, Pawleena№423·Holy CrossPawleenaUnknown · AnglicanHoly Cross is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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German Town Methodist Church, German Town№424·German Town Methodist ChurchGerman TownUnknown · MethodistThis small weatherboard church was also used by the Anglican's.
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Merton Chapel, Glenorchy№425·Merton ChapelGlenorchyUnknown · AnglicanMerton Chapel is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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St Luke's (St Mark's), Steppes№426·St Luke's (St Mark's)Steppes1911 · AnglicanRecords state there was a hall/church called St Mark's at the Steppes in 1911, this was the centre of activities as well has a place to worship. A sanctuary was added...
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St Paul's, Strickland№427·St Paul'sStrickland1928 · AnglicanS t. Paul's Church at Saggy Flat (later renamed Strickland) was dedicated in March 1911, this church was destroyed by fire in 1927. In 1928 an iron church was built by...
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St Andrew's, Tullah№428·St Andrew'sTullahUnknown · AnglicanThe Bishop of Tasmania visited Tullah in April 1908 with an a very interesting lecture on 'Laughter' this was followed by a social. The proceeds were in aid of the pur...
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St Michael and All Angels', Lunawanna, South Bruny Island№429·St Michael and All Angels'Lunawanna, South Bruny Island1919 · AnglicanSt Michael and All Angels' church is built of weatherboards on a stone and rubble foundation. The church was built with voluntary labour and is lined with Baltic pine....
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St David's, Dundas№430·St David'sDundasUnknown · AnglicanIn May 1910 a successful social was held at Thurstan's Hall in aid of raising funds to build a Church of England. The Church of England secured a corrugated iron build...
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St Gabriel's, Goulds Country№431·St Gabriel'sGoulds Country1912 · AnglicanAt a meeting of the Church Trustees in 1911 a plan of the proposed site was examined. Mr. C.G. Smith the District Surveyor kindly surveyed the site and supplied the pl...
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St Michael's, Natone№432·St Michael'sNatone1920 · AnglicanFirst Anglican services were held in the Natone State School. In July 1919 the old Anglican church at Wynyard was moved to Natone. A newspaper article in the Examiner...
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All Saints', Currie, King Island№433·All Saints'Currie, King IslandUnknown · AnglicanAll Saints' is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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