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Brighton Uniting Church, Brighton№25·Brighton Uniting ChurchBrighton2015 · Uniting CongregationalOn the 1st October 1874 tenders were invited for the stonework of the new Pontville church, on the plan of the Congregational Church at Richmond. This building was sol...
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St Matthew's, Brighton№26·St Matthew's
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Brighton
Unknown · Catholic
St Matthew's is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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St John the Baptist, Buckland№27·St John the BaptistBuckland1846 · AnglicanA letter written by Chaplain William H. Breton of Richmond in December 1836 stated that there was no clergy in the district and Divine Service had not been performed b...
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Burnie Uniting Methodist Church, Burnie№28·Burnie Uniting Methodist ChurchBurnieUnknown · Uniting MethodistBurnie Uniting Methodist Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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St George's, Burnie№29·St George'sBurnie1885 · AnglicanMoves were undertaken by Burnie's new rector, Bernard Bourdillon to replace the humble wooden chapel on the hill which had served the community for 32 years. A meeting...
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Burnie Baptist Church, Burnie№30·Burnie Baptist ChurchBurnieUnknown · BaptistS ee also No 1494
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St Saviour's (St Francis Xavier's), Burnie№31·St Saviour's (St Francis Xavier's)Burnie1856 · CatholicOriginally known as St. Francis Xavier's, this church came to be frequently referred to as St. Saviour's. It was later changed its name to St Mary's-Star-of-the-Sea. I...
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St George's, Campania№32·St George'sCampania1894 · AnglicanA large number of people attended the laying of the foundation stone by Mrs. H.J. Brock on Tuesday 12th June 1894 with Rev. H. J. Hugill officiating. The architects No...
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Campbell Town Wesleyan Chapel, Campbell Town№33·Campbell Town Wesleyan ChapelCampbell Town1839 · Wesleyan MethodistIn 1839, the first Methodist Chapel of Campbell Town was erected, marking a significant moment in the town's religious history. The modest structure, measuring only 13...
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St Michael's, Campbell Town№34·St Michael'sCampbell Town1856 · CatholicThe Cornwall Chronicle newspaper on the 2nd July 1856 reported the following: The interesting ceremony of laying the first stone of this church was very well attended...
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Brickhill Memorial Church, Campbell Town№35·Brickhill Memorial ChurchCampbell TownUnknown · Uniting Wesleyan MethodistBrickhill Memorial Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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St Luke's, Campbell Town№36·St Luke'sCampbell TownUnknown · AnglicanSt Luke's is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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St Andrew's, Campbell Town№37·St Andrew'sCampbell TownUnknown · Uniting PresbyterianSt Andrew's is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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Kirklands, Campbell Town№38·KirklandsCampbell TownUnknown · PresbyterianThe first Presbyterian services in Campbell Town were held under the trees beside the Macquarie River. Of simple design this kirk was dedicated on the 2nd October 1836...
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St Andrew's, Carrick№39·St Andrew'sCarrickUnknown · AnglicanSt Andrew's is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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St Mark's, Cressy№40·St Mark'sCressyUnknown · AnglicanThe plaque at the front entrance of St Mark's Church commemorates its consecration on December 14, 1865. This wooden church stands as a testament to the generosity and...
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Union Chapel, Cleveland№41·Union ChapelClevelandUnknown · Multi-DenominationalUnion Chapel is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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St James', Colebrook№42·St James'ColebrookUnknown · AnglicanThis church was on the 1997 & 2018 Anglican rationalisation list and was sold. On our visit in January 2023 it was being converted into a private residence.
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St Patrick's, Colebrook№43·St Patrick'sColebrook1855 · CatholicNOTE OF INTEREST In August 2005, St Patrick's Church was the recipient of a Tasmanian Community fund grant of $18,000 - This project is to carry our the comprehensive...
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Collinsvale Seventh-day Adventist Church, Collinsvale№44·Collinsvale Seventh-day Adventist ChurchCollinsvale1889 · Seventh-day AdventistThe town of Collinsvale, formerly known as Bismarck, underwent a name change during World War I due to anti-German sentiment in the community. In February 1889, Sevent...
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Collinsvale Uniting Church, Collinsvale№45·Collinsvale Uniting ChurchCollinsvaleUnknown · Uniting MethodistCollinsvale Uniting Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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Christ Church, Conara№46·Christ ChurchConaraUnknown · AnglicanChrist Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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St Paul's, Copping№47·St Paul'sCoppingUnknown · AnglicanSt Paul's is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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St David's, Cooee№48·St David'sCooeeUnknown · AnglicanT his building has been listed for sale several times between 2010 and 2024. In 2024 it was listed as a three bedroom rersidence.
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