№145·Holy Trinity (Trinity Church)Launceston1841 · AnglicanThe following report appeared in The Cornwall Chronicle newspaper on the 17th August 1839. NEW CHURCH - We are happy to inform the dissatisfied Episcopaleans of Launce...View Details
№147·Henry Reed Memorial Church (Christian Mission)Launceston1879 · BaptistThe emergence of the church building that graced the thoroughfare of Wellington Street in 1883-85 stands as a testament to the philanthropic zeal of one of the colony'...View Details
№148·Pilgrim Uniting ChurchLaunceston1835 · Uniting MethodistIn the tapestry of Launceston's architectural heritage, the edifice in question stands as a kindred spirit to the City Baptist Church, not only in its physical attribu...View Details
№149·St Andrew'sLauncestonUnknown · PresbyterianLaunceston's religious architecture, St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church emerges as a significant chapter, bearing witness to the evolution of congregational spaces amids...View Details
№150·St George'sInvermayUnknown · AnglicanSt George's is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.View Details
№151·St John Square Chapel (Milton Hall)Launceston1841 · Congregational & BaptistMilton Hall, formerly known as St. John's Square Independent Chapel, stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of the Congregational Church in Launceston. Its found...View Details
№152·St John'sLaunceston1824 · AnglicanSt. John's Church stands today as an enduring testament to Tasmania's rich religious legacy, proudly holding the title of the oldest church in northern Tasmania. Its o...View Details
№153·Baptist TabernacleLaunceston1883–1884 · BaptistConstructed in 1883-1884, this Victorian Italianate preaching hall emerged as a response to the burgeoning numbers flocking to the old Baptist Church at 113 York Stree...View Details
№154·Legana Uniting ChurchLeganaUnknown · Uniting MethodistLegana Uniting Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.View Details
№155·Christ ChurchLongfordUnknown · AnglicanChrist Church is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.View Details
№156·Longford Uniting ChurchLongford1879 · Uniting Wesleyan MethodistOn Wednesday, the 17th December 1879, Mrs. Edward Archer, a notable figure from Northbury, Longford, ceremoniously laid the foundation stone of the church. This pivota...View Details
№157·St Augustine'sLongfordUnknown · CatholicOn the 7th November 1867, a significant chapter in the history of St Augustine's Church unfolded as its doors were opened for Divine Service. The auspicious occasion w...View Details
№158·Longford Baptist TabanacleLongfordUnknown · BaptistLongford Baptist Tabanacle is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.View Details
№159·Christ ChurchLow Head1877 · AnglicanRev. John Fereday, a prominent clergyman in the district, was appointed in 1846 and served the community for 25 years. His parish encompassed Exeter and Flinders Islan...View Details
№160·Lower Barrington Baptist ChurchLower Barrington1915 · BaptistThe Lower Barrington Baptist Church stands as a testament to the collaborative efforts of the local community and the indomitable spirit of its founders. The ceremonia...View Details
№161·St Augustine'sMacquarie Plains1904 · AnglicanThe story of St. Augustine's Anglican Church in Bushy Park unfolds as a poignant narrative of community, faith, and transition. As chronicled in The Derwent Valley Gaz...View Details
№162·St BonifaceMaydena1936 · AnglicanIn the history of architectural migration, an intriguing chapter unfolds with the relocation of Fitzgerald's wooden church, erected in the year 1936, to the township o...View Details
№163·St Saviour'sMeander1898 · AnglicanThe foundation of St. Saviour's Church on the 22nd September 1897 stands as a momentous occasion, witnessed by a congregation of visitors and residents alike, gathered...View Details
№164·Melton Mowbray Congregational ChapelMelton Mowbray1866 · CongregationalThe origins of this edifice trace back to its construction in 1866, conceived initially as a space for worship and education within the Congregational tradition. Over...View Details
№165·All Saint's ChapelMelton Mowbray1937 · AnglicanIn the ecclesiastical history of Bothwell with Kempton parish, All Saints' Church emerges as a cornerstone of spiritual life and communal cohesion. The chronicles of J...View Details
№166·Mole Creek Uniting ChurchMole Creek1878 · Uniting Wesleyan MethodistThe Wesleyan Chapel at Mole Creek, which also served as a day school, was opened in August of 1878. In 1880, the building underwent an enlargement, with the total expe...View Details
№167·St Andrew'sMole CreekUnknown · PresbyterianThe Mole Creek Presbyterian congregation unfolds against a backdrop of perseverance and fortitude. The establishment of the first Presbyterian church in the locality b...View Details
№168·St Columba'sMole CreekUnknown · AnglicanIn the history of Mole Creek, the early Anglican community found solace and sanctuary within the walls of the Wesleyan Chapel, where Anglican services were conducted i...View Details
№150St George'sInvermayUnknownAnglicanSt George's is listed in the Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index.
