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St Peter's, Blackmans Bay№483·St Peter'sBlackmans BayUnknown · AnglicanSt Peter's is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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St Jude's, Seven Mile Beach№484·St Jude'sSeven Mile Beach
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Unknown · Anglican
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Savage River Community Church, Savage River№485·Savage River Community ChurchSavage RiverUnknown · Multi-DenominationalThe original building was formerly the single men's quarters owned by Savage River Mines. The building was offered for purchase at the price of $1. The Anglican Archde...
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Strathgordon Church, Strathgordon№486·Strathgordon ChurchStrathgordonUnknown · Multi-DenominationalStrathgordon Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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Eastside Lutheran College Chapel, Warrane№487·Eastside Lutheran College ChapelWarraneUnknown · Not recordedEastside Lutheran College Chapel is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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St Christopher's, Goodwood№488·St Christopher'sGoodwood1976 · AnglicanSt Christopher's church replaced the Brighton Army Chapel that had been moved to Goodwood in 1954. The new triangular building was designed by Rev. R. Marshall Potter...
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Rosebery Uniting Church (Rita Williams Memorial Church), Rosebery№489·Rosebery Uniting Church (Rita Williams Memorial Church)Rosebery1898 · Uniting MethodistThe first Methodist service at Rosebery was held in 1897 at Mr. Eckberg's carpenter shop. Rev. W.R. Featonby was the minister for the Dundas, Ringville & Mount Read Ho...
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St Therese's, Avoca№490·St Therese'sAvocaUnknown · CatholicSt Therese's replaced the small wooden Church of the Guardian Angels. The land for this church was donated by Theresa Rubenach and erected with the money bequeathed by...
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Corpus Christi, Bellerive№491·Corpus ChristiBelleriveUnknown · CatholicCorpus Christi is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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Christ the Priest, Kingston Beach№492·Christ the PriestKingston BeachUnknown · CatholicChrist the Priest is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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St Bernard and St Malachy, Branxholm№493·St Bernard and St MalachyBranxholm1884 · CatholicFather Mary Martial visited Branxholm in 1882, he celebrated Mass in a new store belonging to Mr. A.J. Joyce. At a meeting held during his visit fund raising was set u...
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St Paul's, Bridgewater№494·St Paul'sBridgewaterUnknown · CatholicSt Paul's is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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St Monica's, Chigwell№495·St Monica'sChigwellUnknown · CatholicSt Monica's is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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St Bernard's, Claremont№496·St Bernard'sClaremontUnknown · CatholicSt Bernard's is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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St James the Apostle (St James), Cygnet№497·St James the Apostle (St James)Cygnet1850 · CatholicCatholic archival documents reveal the existence of a modest structure serving as a chapel in the quaint environs of Port Cygnet during the 1850s. This humble edifice,...
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St Mary Our Hope, Dover№498·St Mary Our HopeDoverUnknown · CatholicSt Mary Our Hope is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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St Joseph's, Geeveston№499·St Joseph'sGeevestonUnknown · CatholicSt Joseph's is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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St John the Baptist (St John's), Glenorchy№500·St John the Baptist (St John's)Glenorchy1858 · CatholicSt John the Baptist church was designed by the architect Henry Hunter. The foundation stone was laid on the 25th May 1858 and blessed by Bishop Willson. A bottle with...
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Our Lady of Victories, Lutana№501·Our Lady of VictoriesLutana1961 · CatholicInformation from the Moonah-Lutana Parish history website: In 1961 Archbishop Young formed the Lutana-Goodwood Parish as a separate parish out of Moonah Parish. The Ch...
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Yolla Gospel Hall, Yolla№502·Yolla Gospel HallYolla1956 · BrethrenEdgar Diprose of Camp Vale held the first meeting in his house. The congregation later met in Mr. Thomas Atkinson and his son Reg's homes, then the Yolla Memorial Hall...
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St Stephen's, Hamilton№503·St Stephen'sHamiltonUnknown · CatholicSt Stephen's is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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San Carlo (St Carlos), North Hobart№504·San Carlo (St Carlos)North Hobart1960 · CatholicSan Carlo Church was begun in the early 1960s by the Italian community. Beneath the church was a large hall, this catered for large Italian weddings San Carlo Church i...
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St Francis Xavier, South Hobart№505·St Francis XavierSouth Hobart1933 · CatholicThe foundation stone was blessed by the Archbishop of Hobart, Most Rev. Dr. William Hayden on the 4th December 1932. The cost was expected to be around £5,250 and comp...
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St Joseph's, Irishtown№506·St Joseph'sIrishtownUnknown · CatholicSt Joseph's is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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