Churches of Latrobe



In the second half of the 19th century, Latrobe was a thriving town -- the most important town on the north west coast -- until the railway went past in 1885 and focus moved to the port of Formby, which became Devonport. Many of Latrobe's builings still reflect that era of prosperity and growth, including the churches.

Latrobe Catholic Church

St Patricks Catholic Church
The first church was built at Latrobe in the 1860s. St Patricks was built a decade later.


Latrobe Anglican Church

St Lukes Anglican Church
The original St Lukes was built in 1868, and extended in 1884


Baptist Tabernacle

Baptist Tabernacle , opened in 1892.


Latrobe Uniting Church Latrobe Uniting Church
The foundation stone for this former Wesleyan Chapel was laid in 1879 replacing a wooden church originally built in the 1850s.
 
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