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Geeveston Congregational Church, Geeveston№97·Geeveston Congregational ChurchGeevestonUnknown · CongregationalThe Congregational Church amalgamated with the Church of Christ in 1978.
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St Andrew's, George Town№98·St Andrew'sGeorge Town
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1958 · Uniting Presbyterian
From the 1840s onwards, the Presbyterian Church maintained a notable presence in George Town, despite the absence of a formal church edifice within the town itself. Th...
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George Town Baptist Church, George Town№99·George Town Baptist ChurchGeorge TownUnknown · BaptistA prominent figure in George Town’s religious history was Reverend Robert Steele, who, along with his wife, played a crucial role in establishing an active congregatio...
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St Mary Magdalene's Church, George Town№100·St Mary Magdalene's ChurchGeorge Town1839–1840 · AnglicanIn the year 1815, Reverend John Youl received episcopal ordination at the hands of Bishop Chester, marking the beginning of a significant ecclesiastical journey. Soon...
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St Paul's Chapel by the Sea, Low Head№101·St Paul's Chapel by the SeaLow Head1980 · Inter-DenominationalThe construction of this notable brick chapel was completed in 1980. It houses numerous fixtures originally from St. Paul's Anglican Church in Launceston, including st...
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St Canice, Glengarry№102·St CaniceGlengarryUnknown · CatholicSt Canice is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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Glenora Uniting Church, Glenora№103·Glenora Uniting ChurchGlenoraUnknown · Uniting MethodistGlenora Uniting Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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Glenorchy Uniting Church, Glenorchy№104·Glenorchy Uniting ChurchGlenorchyUnknown · Uniting MethodistGlenorchy Uniting Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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Northside Anglican Church (St Paul's), Montrose№105·Northside Anglican Church (St Paul's)MontroseUnknown · AnglicanNorthside Anglican Church (St Paul's) is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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St Mark's, Gunns Plains№106·St Mark'sGunns PlainsUnknown · AnglicanThe Bishop of Tasmania, the Right Reverend Dr. R. S. Hay dedicated this church on the 6th October 1941.
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Union Church, Goulds Country№107·Union ChurchGoulds CountryUnknown · UnionUnion Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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St Mary's (St Mary the Virgin), Gretna№108·St Mary's (St Mary the Virgin)Gretna1848 · AnglicanGretna was under the parish of Macquarie Plains when it opened in 1848. The following was reported in The Courier newspaper. CONSCECRATION OF THE CHAPEL OF ST. MARY, M...
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Hadspen Uniting Church, Hadspen№109·Hadspen Uniting ChurchHadspenUnknown · Uniting MethodistHadspen Uniting Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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The Church of the Good Shepherd, Hadspen№110·The Church of the Good ShepherdHadspen1868 · AnglicanThe Church of the Good Shepherd has an interesting history. In 1868 Archdeacon Thomas Reibey (of Entally House) set out plans to build a small attractive stone church...
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Hagley Methodist Church, Hagley№111·Hagley Methodist ChurchHagleyUnknown · MethodistHagley Methodist Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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Hagley Uniting Church, Hagley№112·Hagley Uniting ChurchHagleyUnknown · Uniting MethodistHagley Uniting Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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Hagley Presbyterian Church, Hagley№113·Hagley Presbyterian ChurchHagleyUnknown · PresbyterianHagley Presbyterian Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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St Mary's, Hagley№114·St Mary'sHagley1861 · AnglicanOn the 9th June 1848, a significant ecclesiastical event unfolded in the pastoral landscape of Hagley, Tasmania. The inaugural Anglican church, an emblem of religious...
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St Peter's, Hamilton№115·St Peter'sHamiltonUnknown · AnglicanSt Peter's is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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Hestercombe Union Chapel, Austins Ferry№116·Hestercombe Union ChapelAustins FerryUnknown · CongregationalAs documented in a newspaper article dated October 1933, the Hestercombe Congregation Church emerged as a probable contender for the title of the oldest Congregational...
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Gospel Hall/Murray Street Chapel, Hobart№117·Gospel Hall/Murray Street ChapelHobartUnknown · Christian BrethrenGospel Hall/Murray Street Chapel is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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All Saints', South Hobart№118·All Saints'South Hobart1859 · AnglicanEstablished on this site in 1855 with a temporary wooden chapel, All Saints Anglican Church was conceived to serve the growing needs of Hobart's Anglican community. In...
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Holy Trinity, Hobart№119·Holy TrinityHobart1841 · AnglicanHoly Trinity Church in North Hobart, Tasmania, is a significant example of Gothic Revival architecture. Designed by James Blackburn, an ex-convict turned esteemed arch...
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St David's Cathedral, Hobart№120·St David's CathedralHobart1817 · AnglicanFrom the pivotal date of 30th June 1812, Hobart Town ascended to the esteemed position of serving as the administrative epicenter for the entirety of Van Diemen's Land...
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