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St Bedes, New Town, Tasmania
St Bedes, New Town, Tasmania
№457

St Bedes

New Town, Tasmania

The Kangaroo Valley Mission Church opened in 1895 on a leased land situated on the opposite side of the road just below the Lady Franklin Museum. Around 1919 this became a daughter Church...

Denomination
Anglican
Region
South
Year Built
1895
Architectural Style
Church
Heritage Status
Not recorded

Overview

The Kangaroo Valley Mission Church opened in 1895 on a leased land situated on the opposite side of the road just below the Lady Franklin Museum.

Around 1919 this became a daughter Church of St James' New Town. When the new owner Mr. Beasley's purchased the land, he insisted that the church be moved. It was offered to St John's Parish, who moved the the building to Cressy Street, New Town, it became known as St Bede's, a daughter Church of St John's New Town.

History

  1. 1895

    Kangaroo Valley Mission Church opened

    opened
  2. around 1919

    Mr. Beasley purchased the land

    purchased
  3. around 1919

    Church was moved to Cressy Street, New Town and renamed St Bede's

    relocated
  4. around 1919

    Became a daughter church of St James' New Town

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References

  1. Typed notes on St Andrew's Church, Lenah Valley - source unknownTasmanian Pictorial Church Index

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Quick Facts

Church Number
№457
Denomination
Anglican
Region
South
Year Built
1895
Church Status
Private residence
Heritage Status
Not recorded
Address
3 Cressy Street, New Town TAS 7008
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Address

3 Cressy Street, New Town TAS 7008

Contact

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