№1521·St Mary Magdalene's ChurchGeorge Town2000 · AnglicanThe current brick building at George Town replaced the timber church that burnt down in 1994. Between 1994 and 1998, the parish endured significant hardships following...View Details
№1528·Bell Bay Mission to Sea FarersBell BayUnknown · AnglicanA Mission to Sea Farers was established by the Rev. Robert Archer at Bell Bay, he was there until 1994 when he resigned from the priesthood. It is located in the port,...View Details
№1529·Ainslie ChapelLow HeadUnknown · Inter-DenominationalIn September 2024 we visited the residents of Ainslie at Low Head, they informed us they have been attending services at a temporary chapel inside the main building an...View Details
№1530·Lower Turners Marsh School/ChurchLower Turner's Marsh1910 · Weselyan MethodistIn the year 1884, the Wesleyan Methodist congregation convened at the residence of Mr. John Freeman in Lower Turners Marsh. During this gathering, a momentous decision...View Details
№1533·Wellington ChapelNew TownUnknown · Non DenominationalWellington Chapel is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.View Details
№1534·Millington Moonah ChapelMoonahUnknown · Non DenominationalMillington Moonah Chapel is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.View Details
№1536·Meander Church of England Sunday SchoolMeanderUnknown · Church of England (Anglican)In 1957, Maud Elmer documented a notable discord between the adherents of the Church of England and other religious denominations. The Reverend J.G. Morling, serving a...View Details
№1537·Congregational Mortuary ChapelSouth Hobart1861 · CongregationalNestled between Congress and Wellesley Street in South Hobart, the South Hobart Congregational Cemetery once occupied a significant space in the community’s religious...View Details
№1543·St Johns Schoolhouse & ChapelNorth Bruny Island1850 · Not recordedIn July 1845, The Herald of Tasmania reported the generous donation of land by Mr. Pybus near Barnes’s Bay, intended for the construction of a religious building. The...View Details
№1545·Dulverton Community School and ChapelDulverton1889 · Multi-DenominationalThe initiative for a new community building at Dulverton grew from religious services first introduced by Rev. J. Polkinghorne some seven months prior to May 1889. The...View Details
№1558·Kensington ChapelGlenorchyUnknown · Church of EnglandA n account of money collected at the offertory at St John's Church, New Town in the year 1845 was reported in the Courier newspaper as £42-14-6 for the erection a Cha...View Details
№1559·House of Guidance HobartLindisfarne1903 · MuslimThe Lindisfarne Uniting Church, located on a substantial hillside property that also includes a separate three-level, five-bedroom residence, was sold on 12th August 2...View Details
№1560·St Mark's ChapelKempton1830 · Church of England (Anglican)Religious services in the Green Ponds district were first led by Mr W. Pike, the district’s catechist, together with Dr T. Gorringe, a layman. In those early days, ser...View Details
