№49·Holy TrinityCressy1834–1844 · AnglicanAn earlier Church was built at Cressy between 1834-1844, a drawing of this church is attributed to Emily Stuart Bowring (see No 1519). The present church cost £434-4-6...View Details
№51·Deddington Protestant Chapel (Nile Chapel)Deddington1840 · Multi-DenominationalThe small chapel is closely associated with the artist John Glover, who lived nearby on the property Patterdale, he and his wife Sarah are buried in the cemetery. Mr....View Details
№52·Holy RedeemerDeloraine1850–1869 · CatholicFrom 1850 to 1869, Father Hogan attended to the pastoral needs of the Roman Catholics in the Deloraine area. He facilitated the construction of a small timber church,...View Details
№53·St Andrew'sDeloraine1883 · PresbyterianIn October 1854, it was reported that the local government had allocated land for the construction of a Presbyterian church. A gathering was organized for those intere...View Details
№54·Lower Barrington Salvation ArmyLower BarringtonUnknown · Salvation ArmyOn the 11th of August 1895, the Salvation Army inaugurated their newly established barracks in Lower Barrington, marking a significant milestone in their presence with...View Details
№55·St Mark'sDeloraine1856 · AnglicanThe foundation stone for St Mark's was laid on the 11th March 1856 by the Lord Bishop of Tasmania Francis Russell Nixon. The church for various reasons took longer to...View Details
№56·Baptist TabernacleDeloraine1859 · BaptistThe inaugural Baptist service in Deloraine was held in 1859 by Reverend Henry Dowling, who journeyed from Launceston to officiate. A chapel was subsequently erected on...View Details
№57·St Paul'sDerbyUnknown · AnglicanBetween 1891 and 1893, a series of events were held in Derby, Tasmania, to raise funds for the construction of an English church. In October 1892, Corrie and North, ar...View Details
№58·St Clement'sDerbyUnknown · CatholicI n 2020 this building was sold and converted into a one bedroom house.View Details
№59·St Paul'sEast DevonportUnknown · AnglicanSt Paul's is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.View Details
№60·Devonport Baptist TabernacleDevonportUnknown · BaptistThis building has seen several transformations and at one time was an Art Gallery, in October 2023 it was being used by Rant Arts, see link.View Details
№61·St Columba's (Old)DevonportUnknown · PresbyterianSt Columba's (Old) is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.View Details
№62·St Columbas (New)DevonportUnknown · PresbyterianSt Columbas (New) is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.View Details
№63·St John'sDevonportUnknown · AnglicanSt John's is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.View Details
№64·St John's (old)DevonportUnknown · AnglicanSt John's (old) is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.View Details
№65·Devonport Baptist Church (Lifeway Centre)DevonportUnknown · BaptistDevonport Baptist Church (Lifeway Centre) is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.View Details
№66·Don Uniting ChurchDonUnknown · Uniting CongregationalT his building was sold in 2010 and converted into a private residence.View Details
№67·Don Presbyterian ChurchDonUnknown · PresbyterianThe Don Presbyterian church was set to close its doors after the last service on 17th December 2023.View Details
№68·St Olave'sStony RiseUnknown · AnglicanSt Olave's is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.View Details
№70·St Paul'sDoverUnknown · AnglicanSt Paul's is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.View Details
№71·Huonville Church of ChristDoverUnknown · Church of ChristHuonville Church of Christ is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.View Details
№72·St Martin'sDunalley1920 · Anglican & CatholicThe foundation stone was laid on 20th February 1920 by Mr. R.W. Shoobridge, a large congregation gathered from the surrounding districts to witness the event. The buil...View Details
