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Fingal Probation Station Chapel, Fingal№1090·Fingal Probation Station ChapelFingalUnknown · Multi-DenominationalThe Fingal Station was a hiring depot and was situated about 8kms from Avoca on the Esk River. The structures were primarily constructed of wood and were notably well-...
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Westbury Probation Station Chapel, Westbury№Westbury Probation Station Chapel
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Westbury
Unknown · Multi-Denominational
Westbury was home to a Road Station and Hiring Depot, serving as a vital centre for convict labour and recruitment in the region. This station, situated approximately...
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St Martin's Mission Hall (White Hut), Little Swanport№1094·St Martin's Mission Hall (White Hut)Little Swanport1842 · AnglicanWhite Hut was built by Mr. James Claridge in 1842 to replace a small timber building used as a Government School, gaol and watch-watch house by the military and police...
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Penguin Primitive Methodist Church, Penguin№1096·Penguin Primitive Methodist ChurchPenguinUnknown · Primitive MethodistPenguin Primitive Methodist Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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Barrington Anglican Church, Barrington№1097·Barrington Anglican ChurchBarrington1893 · AnglicanApproval for a Presbyterian church to be built at Barrington was given in August 1893. The church was situated on a hill and was a landmark for the district. About 192...
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Woodrising Private Chapel, Spreyton№1099·Woodrising Private ChapelSpreytonUnknown · AnglicanWoodrising Private Chapel is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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Cuprona Anglican Church, Cuprona№1102·Cuprona Anglican ChurchCuprona1907 · AnglicanMr. G. Doherty, a local contractor won the successful tender to erect the new Anglican church building at Ellenton, it was expected that the building would be complete...
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McRae Hills Anglican Church, Cressy№1104·McRae Hills Anglican ChurchCressy1852 · AnglicanDorothea Henslowe states in her book Our Heritage of Anglican Churches in Tasmania the following about the McRae Hills Anglican Church (Longford Parish) There is a pro...
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Jerusalem Probation Station Chapel, Colebrook№1107·Jerusalem Probation Station ChapelColebrook1841 · Multi-DenominationalJerusalem convict Probation Station was set up during the 'Convict Probation Period'. It opened in 1841 and closed in 1848. Like a number of other stations it was also...
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Pegarah Road Church, Pegarah№1108·Pegarah Road ChurchPegarah1916 · Methodist & AnglicanErection of the Pegarah Road Methodist Church started in August 1916 by builders Messrs. C. Milsom, G Pearson and W. Walker. This church was also shared with the Angli...
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St John's, White Hills№1112·St John'sWhite HillsUnknown · AnglicanSt John's is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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St Thomas, Northdown№1114·St ThomasNorthdown1845 · AnglicanThe first Church of England Services at Northdown were held in the North Down House the residence of Mr. Thomas. The land for St Thomas' church was a gift from Mr. Sam...
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St Barnabas' Chapel, Norfolk Island№1117·St Barnabas' ChapelNorfolk IslandUnknown · AnglicanThis chapel has been known as the Melanesian Mission Chapel and also the Patteson Memorial Chapel. It is a beautiful intricate and ornate building and has been in use...
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Retreat Methodist Church, Retreat№1119·Retreat Methodist ChurchRetreatUnknown · MethodistRetreat Methodist Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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Launceston Seventh-day Adventist Church, Launceston№1120·Launceston Seventh-day Adventist ChurchLauncestonUnknown · Seventh-day AdventistThe Seventh-Day Adventist's opened their Chapel in Launceston on the corner of Maitland and Percy Streets on Sunday 26th April 1903. The first sermon was given by Past...
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Chinese Joss House (Temple), Weldborough№1121·Chinese Joss House (Temple)WeldboroughUnknown · ChineseChinese Joss House (Temple) is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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C3 Church, Norwood№1123·C3 ChurchNorwoodUnknown · ChristianThis building was St Catherine's used by the Anglican Church. It has now been taken over by the C3 Church. C3 Church is a growing and dynamic Global Movement. Modern i...
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Launceston Female Factory Chapel, Launceston№1124·Launceston Female Factory ChapelLaunceston1833 · Multi-DenominationalPrior to the opening of the Launceston Female Factory in November 1834, female prisoners were held in a small hut and guarded by a single constable. Commissioner Bigge...
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Midway Point Church of Christ, Midway Point№1125·Midway Point Church of ChristMidway PointUnknown · Church of ChristThe old church was situated in Penna Road.
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Beaconsfield Primitive Methodist Church, Beaconsfield№1126·Beaconsfield Primitive Methodist ChurchBeaconsfieldUnknown · Primitive MethodistBeaconsfield Primitive Methodist Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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Tullah Catholic Church, Tullah№1127·Tullah Catholic ChurchTullahUnknown · CatholicTullah Catholic Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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Mariner's Church, Hobart№1128·Mariner's ChurchHobartUnknown · AnglicanMariner's Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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Chudleigh Salvation Army Hall, Chudleigh№1129·Chudleigh Salvation Army HallChudleigh1889 · Salvation ArmyThe Salvation Army began its mission in Tasmania in the year 1883, marking its inception with a service held within the Primitive Methodist Church located on Collins S...
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Sarah Island Probation Station Chapel, Macquarie Harbour№1130·Sarah Island Probation Station ChapelMacquarie HarbourUnknown · Multi-DenominationalThe Sarah Island Penal Settlement was at the time known as Macquarie Harbour. It was established as a second place of punishment in 1822. The harsh weather conditions...
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