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Abbotsham Methodist Church, Abbotsham

№766·Abbotsham Methodist ChurchAbbotshamUnknown · MethodistRecords indicate that services were held from 1933 for about 30 years. The Methodist Mission circuit held meetings in June 1944 to discuss the removal of the recently...

Boat Harbour Baptist Church, Boat Harbour

№767Boat Harbour Baptist Church

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Boat Harbour

Unknown · Baptist

Boat Harbour Baptist Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.

St Paul's, Myalla

№768·St Paul'sMyallaUnknown · AnglicanSt Paul's is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.

Myalla Gospel Hall, Myalla

№769·Myalla Gospel HallMyallaUnknown · BrethrenMyalla Gospel Hall is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.

Myalla Baptist Church, Myalla

№770·Myalla Baptist ChurchMyallaUnknown · BaptistMyalla Baptist Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.

Rocky Cape Family Church, Rocky Cape

№771·Rocky Cape Family ChurchRocky CapeUnknown · Apostolic Church of AustraliaThe congregation meet in the town hall.

Elliott Methodist Church, Elliott

№772·Elliott Methodist ChurchElliottUnknown · MethodistElliott Methodist Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.

St John's, Waratah

№773·St John'sWaratahUnknown · CatholicIn October 1880 a bazaar was held in aid on the Catholic Church building fund

Star of the Sea, East Devonport

№774·Star of the SeaEast Devonport1870 · CatholicB ishop Willson approached the government in 1855 asking for four acres of land on which to build a church. Again in 1864 Willson requested land, this time six acres t...

St Attracta's, Smithton

№775·St Attracta'sSmithtonUnknown · CatholicA sketch for a new Catholic Church at Smithton appeared in the newspaper in October 1933. It was to be built of timber with a nave of 43 feet by 23 feet, the plans sho...

Woolmers Chapel, Longford

№776·Woolmers ChapelLongfordUnknown · Multi-DenominationalWoolmers Chapel is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.

Union Chapel, Ringarooma

№777·Union ChapelRingarooma1877 · ProtestantIn 1877 the Union Chapel was built in the Main Street at a cost of £280. The building was used by all denominations and later used as a state school until it was purch...

Priory Anglican Church & Hall, Priory

№778·Priory Anglican Church & HallPriory1910 · AnglicanFirst services were held in a paddock at the bottom side of the bridge. The congregation later met at the house of Mr. John Clifford, then at Mr. Abel Chappel's place....

Goshen Church, Goshen

№779·Goshen ChurchGoshen1878 · Methodist & Multi-DenominationalServices were held in a timber building at Goshen, it was used as a hall and for religious services. It was never consecrated. This timber construction was built aroun...

Mountain Vale Primitive Methodist Chapel, Liffey

№780·Mountain Vale Primitive Methodist ChapelLiffey1867 · Primitive MethodistThe chapel sits on land donated by Mr. James Green Esquire and was erected in 1867. Mr. Green was a saw-miller who wished his employees to attend church services. Anni...

Carrick Wesleyan Church, Carrick

№781·Carrick Wesleyan ChurchCarrickUnknown · Wesleyan MethodistIn July 1881 the Warden of Carrick received an application from Mr. Stokes of Carrick on behalf of the Wesleyan body, for the use the Police Office for services while...

St Saviour's, Nietta

№782·St Saviour'sNiettaUnknown · AnglicanSt Saviour's is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.

St Matthew's Presbyterian Church, Tunbridge

№783·St Matthew's Presbyterian ChurchTunbridge1885 · PresbyterianThis wooden church was built on land granted to Mr. J. Maclanachan of Ballochmyle, Tunbridge. Mr Maclanachan bequeathed the sum of £1,000 to the Presbyterian church, o...

Oatlands Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Oatlands

№785·Oatlands Wesleyan Methodist ChapelOatlands1841 · Wesleyan MethodistIn the year 1832, a survey conducted by Surveyor William Sharland revealed that W. Foord held a possession of three acres, strategically bounded by High and Wellington...

St Patrick's, Magnet

№786·St Patrick'sMagnetUnknown · CatholicSt Patrick's is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.

Waratah Presbyterian Church, Waratah

№787·Waratah Presbyterian ChurchWaratahUnknown · PresbyterianArchitectural plans for the Watarah Presbyterian Church dated 20th May 1913 are held in the Van Diemen's Land Company files in the Archives of Tasmania. They hold othe...

Cluan Baptist Church, Cluan

№788·Cluan Baptist ChurchCluanUnknown · BaptistCluan Baptist Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.

Ross Probation Station Chapel, Ross

№789·Ross Probation Station ChapelRossUnknown · Multi-DenominationalSituated on the main road between Hobart and Launceston the Ross punishment station and hiring depot consisted of five wards, each of which could accommodate two hundr...

St Chad's, Wivehoe

№791·St Chad'sWivehoeUnknown · AnglicanSt Chad's is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.

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