№942·Old Ragged School ChurchSouth HobartUnknown · ChristianThe Ragged School Movement started in Britain during the mid-nineteenth century, because of the growing number of urban poor. Ragged Schools provided vagrant, neglecte...View Details
№945·Christians' ChapelHobartUnknown · Church of ChristThe Hobart Christian's Chapel The Church was established in 1872 and has been a witness to the Hobart community ever since. Originally meeting in the Christians Chapel...View Details
№946·Knox ChapelHobartUnknown · Knox Free Church of ScotlandOriginally constructed as the Congregational Independent Chapel, this building was acquired by the Church of Scotland in 1857, subsequently becoming known as the Knox...View Details
№947·Deloraine First Church of EnglandDeloraine1845 · Church of England (Anglican)The first church was erected upon a plot of land situated near the heart of the township, a site later occupied by the establishment of Mr. Furmage's store. The endeav...View Details
№948·Breadalbane Methodist ChurchBreadalbane1948 · MethodistBreadalbane came under the Evandale Methodist Home Mission Station, when it closed it became part of the South Launceston Circuit. The Examiner newspaper reported that...View Details
№949·Anglican Church Army Touring CaravanHobartUnknown · AnglicanIn the 1930s the Anglican Church Army Caravan visited Tasmania. In 1932 it was in the north west coast region under Captain A.H. Thompson, who explained his work as fo...View Details
№950·Latrobe Salvation ArmyLatrobe1883 · Salvation ArmyT he Salvation Army Australia - Museum Facebook Page states that this building opened in 1883 and closed in 1917, it then re-opened in 1919 and closed in 1926.View Details
№951·St Martin'sRingarooma1904 · CatholicThe first mention of a Catholic Church in the Ringarooma area appeared in the Launceston Examiner on the 8th July 1881, with a report that the Roman Catholic's had com...View Details
№952·Notre Dame PrioryColebrookUnknown · CatholicHoly Family wooden church at St Leonards was moved to Hardwick House, Colebrook in 2019. The following information is from the Nortre Dame Priory's website The propert...View Details
№953·Herrick Presbyterian ChurchHerrickUnknown · PresbyterianVisiting Presbyterian Minister Mr. J. C. Jones suggested that the old unused Springfield church building be purchased and moved to Herrick. Land was provided by Mr. To...View Details
№955·Chudleigh Presbyterian churchChudleigh1900 · PresbyterianAn advertisement for the opening of the Presbyterian church at Chudleigh appeared in the Examiner on 28th October 1858: PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, CHUDLEIGH The above place...View Details
№957·Deloraine Salvation ArmyDeloraine1888 · Salvation ArmyIn early December 1883, the Daily Telegraph reported that a detachment of the Salvation Army would be holding inaugural services in the Town Hall. The response and int...View Details
№958·Deloraine Gospel ChapelDeloraine1970 · Christian BrethrenThe Christian Brethren, also known as the Plymouth Brethren, originated in Ireland and England during the 1820s. By the 1850s, the movement had extended to Australia....View Details
№959·Quamby Brook Baptist ChurchQuamby BrookUnknown · BaptistQuamby Brook Baptist Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.View Details
№960·Caveside Church of Christ "The Church in the Paddock"CavesideUnknown · Church of ChristThe Caveside Church of Christ was officially established in 1909, though services had been held in the district for many years prior to its formal formation. In May 19...View Details
№961·St Michael'sGolden ValleyUnknown · CatholicSt Michael's is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.View Details
№962·Launceston First Methodist ChapelLaunceston1826 · Wesleyan MethodistLaunceston's first Methodist Chapel was built 1826 in Cameron Street on the site now occupied by Holy Trinity church. This was the year that Rev. John Hutchinson attem...View Details
№963·Moonah Seventh-day Adventist ChurchMoonahUnknown · Seventh-day AdventistMoonah was formed by the amalgamation of the old Glenorchy church. The Moonah Seventh-day Adventist combined church, hall and school was situated in Fleet Street. It w...View Details
№964·Dunorlan HallDunorlan1930 · Multi-DenominationalI n August 1906 the Daily Telegraph under the healing DUNLORAN wrote: The residents of this district are pleased to learn that the much-desired hall for Dunorlan will...View Details
№965·Bishopsbourne Seventh-day Adventist ChurchBishopsbourneUnknown · Seventh-day AdventistBishopsbourne Seventh-day Adventist Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.View Details
№966·Aberdeen Methodist ChurchAberdeen1914 · MethodistThe foundation stone for the new Methodist church at Aberdeen was laid on 2nd July 1914 by Mrs. John Denny. The Denny family played a significant part in the church as...View Details
№967·Mount Read ChurchMount ReadUnknown · Multi-DenominationalDuring the 1890s the Mount Read Mining Company was established to work the rich ore deposits. There turned out to be a large deposit of lead-zinc sulphide orebody and...View Details
№968·Rossarden HallRossardenUnknown · Multi-DenominationalRossarden Hall is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.View Details
