No. 790 - Lauderdale - St Wilfred's Anglican Church
Lauderdale is a town in the Greater Hobart region which is located on an isthmus separating Ralphs and Fredrick Henry Bay. The area was previously known as Ralphs Bay and was renamed Lauderdale in 1966. The new name was taken from the property 'Lauderdale' owned by the early Quaker settler, Robert Mather. Lauderdale is a district in the Scottish Borders.
Before a church was built Anglican services were held in the Lauderdale Community Centre. In December 1965 a timber church was opened. St Wilfred’s was consecrated in 1968 under the charge of the Sandford parish. A new Besser Block hall was added to the side of the church in 1972. St Wilfred’s closed in the 1990s and the building was subsequently sold.
Additional information about this church is most welcome as all articles are continually updated. I can be contacted through this page or my Facebook page "Churches of Tasmania" which is linked here: Churches of Tasmania.
Before a church was built Anglican services were held in the Lauderdale Community Centre. In December 1965 a timber church was opened. St Wilfred’s was consecrated in 1968 under the charge of the Sandford parish. A new Besser Block hall was added to the side of the church in 1972. St Wilfred’s closed in the 1990s and the building was subsequently sold.
Additional information about this church is most welcome as all articles are continually updated. I can be contacted through this page or my Facebook page "Churches of Tasmania" which is linked here: Churches of Tasmania.
extension. Photograph courtesy of the Anglican Diocese of Tasmania.
Sources:
Stephens, Geoffrey & Anglican Church of Australia. Diocese of Tasmania, (issuing body.) The Anglican Church in Tasmania : a Diocesan history to mark the sesquicentenary, 1992. Trustees of the Diocese, Hobart, 1991.
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