
St Luke's
Wayatinah, Tasmania
A weatherboard church in circa 1959 stood as a testament to the collaborative efforts of the Hydro Electric Commission in fostering communal solidarity. Erected with the noble purpose of...
- Denomination
- Anglican
- Region
- Midlands
- Year Built
- 1959
- Architectural Style
- Church
- Heritage Status
- Not recorded
Overview
A weatherboard church in circa 1959 stood as a testament to the collaborative efforts of the Hydro Electric Commission in fostering communal solidarity. Erected with the noble purpose of serving as a unifying sanctuary for the local populace, this edifice bore witness to the convergence of faith and utility.
However, the passage of time, marked notably by the seismic year of 1971, ushered in a period of dormancy for this ecclesiastical structure. The archives of history remain shrouded in ambiguity concerning the fate that befell this once-vibrant hub of spiritual and social convergence. Its eventual disposition and legacy linger as enigmatic footnotes awaiting illumination within the annals of local lore.
History
circa 1959
Weatherboard church erected
built1971
Church fell into dormancy
closed
Gallery
References
- D Henslowe, Our Heritage of Anglican Churches in Tasmania, Printed by Mercury-Walsh, Moonah, 1978, p. 72Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index
Links
- Derwent Region photographs: No. 32 Wayatinah Community Centre and library
Tasmanian Pictorial Church Index
Services
Not recorded
Open
Not recorded
Address
Wayatinah, Wayatinah TAS 7140
Contact
Not recorded
Accessibility
Not recorded


