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Burnie Baptist Church, Burnie№1494·Burnie Baptist ChurchBurnieUnknown · BaptistS ee also No 30
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"The Pavilion", Launceston№1495·"The Pavilion"Launceston
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1891 · Salvation Army
T his plaque situated on Tamar Street side of the Albert Hall records the first meeting of the Salvation Army in Tasmania which took place at "The Pavilion" on the 25t...
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Bush Inn, New Norfolk№1496·Bush InnNew Norfolk1815 · Multi-DenominationalThe Bush Inn of New Norfolk stands as an enduring testament to the nation's colonial past. Constructed in the year 1815, this establishment holds the esteemed title of...
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Southport Congregational Church, Southport№1497·Southport Congregational ChurchSouthport1879 · CongregationalThe Rev. D. Morris officially opened the Southport Congregational church on Sunday 4th May 1879, preaching two services that day with a large crowd in attendance. Rev....
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Leprena Congregational Church, Leprena№1498·Leprena Congregational ChurchLeprenaUnknown · CongregationalThe Mercury newspaper reported on the 24th July 1899: A concert and coffee soiree was held in the local church on Tuesday night, 18th inst., as an opening of the churc...
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Hastings Congregational Church, Hastings№1499·Hastings Congregational ChurchHastingsUnknown · CongregationalFrom the inception of the Hastings settlement, Congregational services, were diligently conducted twice each Sabbath day, along with a Sabbath school under the guidanc...
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Latrobe Seventh-day Adventist Church, Latrobe№1500·Latrobe Seventh-day Adventist ChurchLatrobe1899 · Seventh-day AdventistIn September 1895, a group of Adventists embarked on a journey from Latrobe to East Devonport, where they organized a significant baptismal ceremony at the Torquay Bat...
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Smithton Seventh-day Adventist Church, Smithton№1501·Smithton Seventh-day Adventist ChurchSmithton1954 · Seventh-day AdventistOn 3rd April 1954, a church building committee was chosen, paving the way for the inaugural services to take place in the newly constructed building on the 27th July 1...
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St Marys Seventh-day Adventist Mission, St Marys№1502·St Marys Seventh-day Adventist MissionSt MarysUnknown · Seventh-day AdventistAccording to the Historical Survey of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church in Tasmania, it is documented that Mr. Fred Gall, a 'road contractor' from Bismark (Collinsvale)...
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Queenstown Seventh-day Adventist Services, Queenstown№1503·Queenstown Seventh-day Adventist ServicesQueenstownUnknown · Seventh-day AdventistPastor Harvey undertook dedicated evangelistic endeavors to reach out to two sisters residing in Queenstown. Their spiritual journey was nurtured through his efforts....
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Nubeena Seventh Day Adventist Service, Nubeena№1504·Nubeena Seventh Day Adventist ServiceNubeenaUnknown · Seventh-day AdventistT he Historical Survey of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church in Tasmania states the following: 1903 Tasman Peninsula reached with the Truth. 1908 Evangelistic effort at...
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Middleton Seventh-day Adventist Church, Snug№1505·Middleton Seventh-day Adventist ChurchSnugUnknown · Seventh-day AdventistMIDDLETON-FLOWERPOT-KAOOTA F ourteen Sabbath School members were living in the Middleton area in 1932. It was not until April 1953 that discussions took place suggesti...
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Beaconsfield Seventh-day Adventist Church, Beaconsfield№1506·Beaconsfield Seventh-day Adventist ChurchBeaconsfield1886 · Seventh-day AdventistI n the early 1900s the Seventh-day Adventist movement were active with Pastors Hilliard and Parker conducting a services and baptising members in a tent. The Masonic...
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Sacred Heart Catholic Church (new), Ulverstone№1507·Sacred Heart Catholic Church (new)UlverstoneUnknown · CatholicSee No 263 for old building
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St George's Chapel-of-Peace, Lachlan№1508·St George's Chapel-of-PeaceLachlan1911 · AnglicanThis new church replaced the old St George's Chapel-of-Ease. Fund raising began in 1911 and the foundation stone was laid in November of that year. It was consecrated...
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First New Norfolk Catholic Chapel, New Norfolk№1509·First New Norfolk Catholic ChapelNew NorfolkUnknown · CatholicFirst New Norfolk Catholic Chapel is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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Royal Derwent Hospital Church, New Norfolk№1510·Royal Derwent Hospital ChurchNew NorfolkUnknown · AnglicanRoyal Derwent Hospital Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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The Rock Community Church, Penguin№1511·The Rock Community ChurchPenguinUnknown · ChristianThe Rock Community Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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George Town Kingdom Hall, George Town№1512·George Town Kingdom HallGeorge Town1978 · Jehovah's WitnessesS ituated on the Main Road into George Town the Jehovah's Witnesses Kingdom Hall is a brick chapel built in 1978. No further information is available about this buildi...
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Dulcot Temporary Church, DULCOT№1513·Dulcot Temporary ChurchDULCOTUnknown · AnglicanThe records of the Registrar General's Department reveal that on the 29th of July, 1878, a matrimonial union was solemnized between Matilda Ratcliff and John James Mur...
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Israelites Sanctuary, Hobart№1514·Israelites SanctuaryHobartUnknown · Christian IsraelitesA noteworthy advertisement graced the pages of the Hobarton Guardian or True Friend of Tasmania newspaper in December of 1851. The notice, resonating with evangelical...
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Open Door Fellowship Worship Centre, Propect№1515·Open Door Fellowship Worship CentrePropectUnknown · ChristianOpen Door Fellowship Worship Centre is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
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Oatlands Court House, Oatlands№1517·Oatlands Court HouseOatlands1829 · Church of England (Anglican)The interpretation panel in the Court House building reads: The Courtroom is the earliest part of the Court House. It was built in 1829 as a chapel and 'justice room'...
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St Mary Magdalene's Church, George Town№1520·St Mary Magdalene's ChurchGeorge Town1881 · AnglicanBy the close of 1880, it had become apparent that the existing church was no longer suited to the needs of the congregation and that the current foundations could not...
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