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Verwood Estate, Ross№1469·Verwood EstateRossUnknown · MethodistL ying between Lake Sorell, Lake Crescent and the Clyde River the Verwood Estate was advertised in 1859 as a 1500 acres property with a large weatherboard house and st...
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Ellenthorpe Hall, Ross№1470·Ellenthorpe HallRoss
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George Carr Clarke was a prominent early settler to the Ross area, along with his wife Hannah they established Ellenthorpe Hall as a refinement school for young ladies...
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St Patrick's Catholic Church, Ridgeway№1471·St Patrick's Catholic ChurchRidgewayUnknown · CatholicR idgeway is situated on the side of 'kunanyi' Mount Wellington about 8 kms from Hobart. For many years the Catholic priest would visit from Brown's River (Kingston) t...
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Hobart Mosque, Hobart№1472·Hobart MosqueHobartUnknown · MuslimHobart Mosque is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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Sheffield Kingdom Hall, Sheffield№1473·Sheffield Kingdom HallSheffieldUnknown · Jehovah's WitnessesSheffield Kingdom Hall is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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Forest Union Church, Forest№1474·Forest Union ChurchForest1894 · Non DenominationalA public meeting was held at Mr. Murphy's residence to discuss the erection of a Protestant Union Church at Forest in April 1891. A Quarter of acre had been secured fr...
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Taroona Presbyterian Church, Taroona№1475·Taroona Presbyterian ChurchTaroona1950 · Presbyterian & AnglicanT he Moderator of the Tasmanian Presbyterian Church Rev. C.Y. Reid opened Taroona church on Sunday 30th April 1950 with a simple ceremony. The church was shared with t...
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Brighton Salvation Army, Brighton№1476·Brighton Salvation ArmyBrightonUnknown · Salvation ArmyThe Brighton Army Camp Chapel was built during the Second World War. This photograph below shows the Salvation Army had a presence at the Army Barracks.
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Swan Bay Methodist Church Hall, Swan Bay№1477·Swan Bay Methodist Church HallSwan BayUnknown · MethodistSwan Bay is a picturesque location located on the east side of the Tamar River north of Launceston. On August 6th, 1922, the Methodist Church Hall was opened by the Re...
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Mowbray Heights Methodist Church and Sunday School, Mowbray№1478·Mowbray Heights Methodist Church and Sunday SchoolMowbray1952 · MethodistThe Mowbray Heights Methodist Church was a long-awaited project, with the Mowbray Methodist Trust purchasing land in 1928. However, due to the economic hardships of th...
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Upper Balfour Street, Baptist Church, Launceston№1479·Upper Balfour Street, Baptist ChurchLauncestonUnknown · BaptistSamuel Cozens, a Strict and Particular Baptist, arrived in Tasmania in 1867 during the time that Rev. Henry Dowling retired from the York Street Chapel. His replacemen...
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Lorinna School Hall, Lorinna№1480·Lorinna School HallLorinnaUnknown · Multi-DenominationalIn Lorinna, a small rural area on the eastern side of Lake Cethana located 16 km south of Gowrie Park and 38 km from Sheffield, a Sunday School was established by Chri...
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South Road Church of Christ Chapel, South Road№1482·South Road Church of Christ ChapelSouth RoadUnknown · Church of ChristIn 1905, a Church of Christ chapel was established at South Road in Penguin. Before this, services were held at the home of Mr. Frank Dent in West Ulverstone. In Janua...
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Mayberry Church of Christ, Mayberry№1483·Mayberry Church of ChristMayberryUnknown · Church of ChristMayberry, a small settlement at the base of the majestic Great Western Tiers, boasts stunning natural beauty and is located near the picturesque limestone Marakoopa Ca...
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Launceston Mechanics' Institute, Launceston№1484·Launceston Mechanics' InstituteLauncestonUnknown · ChristianT he Cornwall Chronicle, Launceston, 11 October 1872 - Advertising WALTER DOUGLAS, ESQ., Will preach in the Gospel Hall THIS EVENING at half-past 7, and in the MECHANI...
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Kings Meadows Gospel Hall, Youngtown№1485·Kings Meadows Gospel HallYoungtownUnknown · Multi-DenominationalOn the 13th December 1870 an article appeared in the Cornwall Advertiser newspaper about a building called the 'Gospel Hall' having being recently opened at Youngtown...
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Coles Bay Hall, Coles Bay№1486·Coles Bay HallColes Bay1959 · AnglicanIn October 1959 regular Anglican services were held in the hall. The building was erected as a school early in 1959 but was used more as a progress hall due to the lac...
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Redeem Christian Church of God Chapel of Glory, Launceston№1487·Redeem Christian Church of God Chapel of GloryLauncestonUnknown · ChristianThis information is from their website: In July 1909, a son was born into the Akindayomi family of Ondo State of Nigeria. Even though this child grew up surrounded by...
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Roland Boy's Home, Sheffield№1488·Roland Boy's HomeSheffield1951 · AnglicanThe Roland Boys' Home, run by the Anglican Church, was situated on the main road in Sheffield. Its location was strategic, as it provided easy access to various essent...
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Rev. Knopwood's Church Building, Bellerive№1489·Rev. Knopwood's Church BuildingBellerive1826 · AnglicanRev. Robert Knopwood performed his first Divine Service in the parish of Kangaroo Point on Sunday 19th February 1826, the service was well attended. Geoffrey Stephens...
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Bethel Chapel, Hobart№1490·Bethel ChapelHobartUnknown · Multi-DenominationalOn the 16th of December, 1827, the Bethel Flag was hoisted in Van Diemen's Land, marking a significant moment in maritime religious history. The term "Bethel" was henc...
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Bracknell Uniting Church, Bracknell№1491·Bracknell Uniting ChurchBracknell1922 · Uniting Primitive MethodistOn Good Friday 1922 Mr. Basil Archer laid he foundation stone for a new church, it was opened in August 1922 with a large congregation attending. Part of the old build...
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Buckland's first Church of England, Buckland№1492·Buckland's first Church of EnglandBuckland1846 · AnglicanA letter written by Chaplain William H. Breton of Richmond in December 1836 stated that there was no clergy in the district and Divine Service had not been performed b...
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Millington's Funeral Chapel, Glen Huon№1493·Millington's Funeral ChapelGlen HuonUnknown · Non DenominationalMillington's Funeral Chapel is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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