PATTERSON’s PLAINS CHAPEL.-This building, erected by the Wesleyans will be opened for divine service, on Sunday next, the 6th December, when the Rev. Mr. Eggleston will preach in the morning at eleven, and in the evening at six o’clock. This place of worship is situated about three miles from town, on the east bank of the North Esk, near Clarke’s Ford: though small, the chapel is a particularly neat specimen of the Italian style, and was designed by Mr. William Archer, junior, of Woolmers, who kindly presented the plan.
The Examiner, 2 December 1846
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St Peters Anglican Church, St Leonards
“View of St Peters Church, St Leonards, Tasmania, from a sepia watercolour by A. Kanz”, QVMAG Collection, QVM:1987:P:0869 Handwritten Inscription on rear is “St Peter’s C of E Paterson Plains, now St Leonards/ built in 1846. The small building on the right is the original chapel which had been built a few months previously, KR von Stieglitz 1965, Sepia by A Kanz”
St. Peter’s Church, Patterson’s Plains.— This neat little edifice, so much required by the settlers at Patterson’s Plains, was opened for divine worship on Sunday last [18 April], and the sum of seven pounds collected in aid of the Building Fund. The church is finished, with the exception of the interior ornaments and fittings, which are intended to lie perfected as soon as possible. We are desired to notice that the Rev. Mr. Williams will officiate there next Sunday.
The Cornwall Chronicle, 21 April 1847