№557·Ulverstone Congregational ChurchUlverstoneUnknown · CongregationalT he church was sold to the Baptist Union.View Details
№559·Lindisfarne Congregational ChurchLindisfarne1903 · CongregationalIn the early 1900s, Hobart solicitor M. W. Simmons generously donated land at Lindisfarne for the establishment of a Congregational church, providing the foundation fo...View Details
№560·Salt Water River Congregational ChurchSaltwater RiverUnknown · CongregationalMr. Frederick Robert Ridler gave the land to build the church 'on a sort of perpetual lease - the land to always belong to the owner of the property at the time. This...View Details
№561·Hill Street Church of ChristWest Hobart1923 · Church of ChristThis modern brick building was opened on 17th June 1923 in Hill Street, West Hobart. About 30 men from surrounding Christ of Christ members gave their time freely in e...View Details
№562·Cradoc Congregational ChurchCradocUnknown · CongregationalCradoc Congregational Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.View Details
№563·Mission HallClaremont1915 · CongregationalThe foundation stone was laid on Wednesday the 10th March 1915 by the Rev. w. Perry Hart. Mr. Hart was presented with a subscribed silver trowel after the ceremony.View Details
№564·Tamar Street Congregational (Independent) ChapelLaunceston1836 · CongregationalIn 1835, Governor Arthur granted land on Tamar Street for an Independent Chapel (Congregational) to serve the ministry needs of the Reverend Charles Price. Contractor...View Details
№565·Riverside Presbyterian ChurchRiversideUnknown · PresbyterianRiverside Presbyterian Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.View Details
№567·St VolodymyrWest HobartUnknown · Ukrainian OrthodoxOriginally the Church of Christ, this building was in use until the late 1940s. Known as St Volodymyr and used by the Ukrainian Orthodox Church. On the 28th November 1...View Details
№568·The Free Reformed Church of LauncestonSouth LauncestonUnknown · Free ReformedThe Free Reformed Church of Launceston is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.View Details
№569·Epping Uniting ChurchEppingUnknown · Uniting PresbyterianEpping Uniting Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.View Details
№570·Longford Presbyterian ChurchLongfordUnknown · Uniting PresbyterianLongford Presbyterian Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.View Details
№571·Elphin Road Baptist ChurchNewsteadUnknown · BaptistElphin Road Baptist Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.View Details
№572·St Andrew'sHobart1823 · PresbyterianPresbyterianism in Van Diemen's Land emerges as a tale of fervent conviction and communal endeavour. In the year 1821, a cohort of Scottish settlers, disenchanted with...View Details
№573·Central Baptist ChurchLauncestonUnknown · BaptistThe congregation moved to Cimitiere StView Details
№574·St Virgil's - Tasmania's First Catholic ChapelHobartUnknown · CatholicFather Philip Conolly was Van Diemen's Land first Catholic priest. He arrived in Hobart Town from Port Jackson per the brig Prince Leopold in April 1821. Father Terry...View Details
№575·New Town Presbyterian ChurchNew TownUnknown · PresbyterianListed for sale in March 2020View Details
№576·Mowbray Uniting ChurchMowbrayUnknown · UnitingMowbray Uniting Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.View Details
№577·Sandy Bay Methodist ChurchSandy BayUnknown · MethodistSandy Bay Methodist Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.View Details
№578·Jewish/Hebrew SynagogueLaunceston1844 · Judaism/HebrewIn 1843 the foundation stone for the first Jewish Synagogue in the colony was laid in Hobart. The Jewish community in the north of the island wanted the same and put a...View Details
№579·Launceston Gospel HallLaunceston1939 · Christian BrethrenThis building was listed in the Tasmanian Heritage Council as follows: It is a one storey brick chapel building with geometric shaped parapet and windows with stuccoed...View Details
№580·Margaret Street Catholic Apostolic ChurchLaunceston1898 · Catholic Apostolic (Irvingism)The Catholic Apostolic church was often referred to as the Irvingism or the Irvingian movement. The church opened in Margaret Street on Sunday evening 4th September 18...View Details
