№121·Hobart Baptist TabernacleHobart1884 · BaptistIn the annals of ecclesiastical history, a significant milestone unfolded on the 7th October 1883, marked by the commencement of services within the Exhibition buildin...View Details
№123·Memorial Uniting ChurchHobartUnknown · Uniting CongregationalMemorial Uniting Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.View Details
№124·Scots Memorial ChurchHobart1834 · Uniting PresbyterianIn the history of ecclesiastical history in Tasmania, the origins of Scots Church trace back to its nascent inception as St. Andrew's Church Hall, nestled within the B...View Details
№125·St John'sHobartUnknown · PresbyterianSt John's is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.View Details
№126·St Joseph'sHobart1856 · CatholicNestled at the intersection of Harrington and Macquarie Streets, St Joseph's stands as a venerable testament to Hobart's Catholic heritage, embodying the enduring lega...View Details
№127·St Mary's CathedralHobart1823 · CatholicThe narrative of Hobart's Catholic Precinct, centered around the venerable St. Mary's Cathedral, unfolds a rich tapestry dating back to the early 1820s when it first a...View Details
№128·St James'JerichoUnknown · AnglicanSt James' is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.View Details
№129·Independent ChapelKempton1840 · CongregationalThe history of Kempton Congregational Church, erected in 1840, evokes the simplicity and grace of Georgian architecture, serving as a venerable testament to Tasmania's...View Details
№130·Kempton Presbyterian ChurchKemptonUnknown · PresbyterianKempton Presbyterian Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.View Details
№131·St Mary'sKempton1840 · AnglicanOn 1st August 1846, the Reverend George Otter received official permission to lead church services, perform marriages, and carry out other religious duties on behalf o...View Details
№132·St Peter'sKemptonUnknown · CatholicSt Peter's is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.View Details
№133·St Michael and All AngelsKimberleyUnknown · AnglicanSt Michael and All Angels is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.View Details
№134·Our Lady Star of the SeaCurrieUnknown · CatholicThis church opened free of debt by His Grace Dr. Delany, Archbishop of Hobart, builder Mr. G. Moloney.View Details
№135·King Island Uniting ChurchCurrieUnknown · Uniting MethodistKing Island Uniting Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.View Details
№136·Yambacoona Uniting ChurchYambacoonaUnknown · Multi-DenominationalYambacoona Uniting Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.View Details
№137·Latrobe Uniting ChurchLatrobeUnknown · Uniting MethodistLatrobe Uniting Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.View Details
№138·Deloraine Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day SaintsDeloraine1997 · Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day SaintsThe Western Tiers newspaper reported that on Saturday, October 11, 1997, preparations were underway for the construction of a new church in Casey's paddock, located at...View Details
№139·Latrobe Baptist TabernacleLatrobeUnknown · BaptistLatrobe Baptist Tabernacle is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.View Details
№140·Chant Street Uniting ChurchEast Launceston1927 · Uniting MethodistAmidst the historical tapestry of 1927, a significant chapter unfolded on the 19th of March, as the foundation stone of a noteworthy edifice was ceremonially laid. The...View Details
№141·Bryan Street MethodistInvermayUnknown · Uniting Wesleyan MethodistBryan Street Methodist is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.View Details
№142·Chalmers Free Presbyterian ChurchLaunceston1859–1860 · PresbyterianIn the architectural history, the origins of a notable edifice constructed during the years 1859-1860 are traced to the Presbyterian congregation, under the skilled de...View Details
№143·Christ Church & City Baptist ChurchLaunceston1874 · Congregational & BaptistIn the architectural history Christ Church emerges as a collaborative effort between the esteemed partnership of John Harry Grainger and Charles D’Ebro of Melbourne. G...View Details
№144·Church of ApostlesLaunceston1839–1842 · CatholicIn the history of Tasmania, the Roman Catholic community encountered notable challenges in securing government support for their ministry and architectural endeavors,...View Details
