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Macquarie Street: number 188 – St John’s Presbyterian Church

Published by Robyn Everist on December 30, 2018December 30, 2018

1843
Old Colonial Era
Grecian Style
Architect: James Thomson
This church is featured in: The Field Guide to the Churches of Colonial Hobart. Click here to get a copy of this wonderful book.

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