St. James's Church in Ranelagh Hunonville is an Anglican Church (Church of England) was built in 1896 the previous one built in wood was destroyed by fire. The very first church was built of brick in 1853. So three church in total.
These photos were taken in 2019 a few days after Christmas.
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DeleteA very pretty white church with its bright and cheerful yellow doors. Love the white picket fencing too. Thank you Margaret and have a great week :)
ReplyDeleteIt's different that church, first one I've seen a picket fence around a church.
DeleteThe people who worship in that church did not give up, building 3 churches on that site. I would like to see inside it.
ReplyDeleteVery dedicated are those people, each generation.
DeleteI have seen pictures of inside and it has a dark wood ceiling and of course dark wooden seats. The church was locked so no photos of inside from me.
It looks simple and lovely. I also really like those sunny doors.
ReplyDeleteOh yes, nothing like a yellow door of a church, something we don't see often.
DeleteLovely little church, I love the yellow doors, they really stand out.
ReplyDeleteThe doors do catch your eye, that's the first thing I saw as we came around the corner.
DeleteIt looks very nice, especially with the yellow door, quite cheerful and welcoming.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
It has the appeal to come on in.
DeleteIt is so well maintained.
ReplyDeleteIt certainly is for a church, the people obviously see to it.
DeleteSuch lovely photos
ReplyDeleteThanks Jo-Anne.
DeleteI join the others in saying--- I LOVE THE YELLOW DOORS!
ReplyDeleteSunshine it is, come on in.
DeleteEso es lo qu pasa con la madera. En España no conozco ninguna iglesia que haya construído con ese materialo.
ReplyDeleteTiene una estética muy bonita la iglesia.
Besos
There are quite a number of timber churches in Tasmania, usually found in rather small villages..
DeleteIt is a pretty church and well kept too.
ReplyDeleteCertainly well kept, looked a fairly new coat of paint..
DeleteNice a small church .
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Very small, the population is also.
DeleteBeautiful church, it looks like a colonial building, the color of the door draws my attention, but the contrast is pleasant.
ReplyDeleteGreetings.
It’s different having yellow doors on that church, first church I’ve seen with that colour.
DeleteIt looks simple and beautiful, just as it is expected from a house of religion. It is built for people who gather here to worship God and learn His ways.
ReplyDeleteCertainly nothing elaborate, and you are right.
DeleteSimple and nice
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DeleteNice building with strong architecture even after so many years still looks strong and beautiful.
ReplyDeleteIt's always good to see a church well looked after, so many are left to ruin, well nearly :)
DeleteBeautiful Church. I loved the contrast of the yellow door in the white of the walls.
ReplyDeleteIt's different having yellow doors it certainly takes ones eye when coming around the corner.
DeleteUna iglesia muy bonita. Besos.
ReplyDeleteA wooden one, we have a few in Tasmania made of wood.
Deleteexquisite church dear Margaret
ReplyDeletelooks unique and beautiful :)
It's a bit different Baili.
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