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The Story of Holy Trinity Church, Cressy 1858-1958 - Centenary History by Karl von Stieglitz [Vintage Softcover Booklet]

The Story of Holy Trinity Church, Cressy 1858-1958 - Centenary History by Karl von Stieglitz [Vintage Softcover Booklet]

Holy Trinity Church, Cressy, was built between 1857 and 1858 and consecrated on 19 May 1858 by its designer, the Right Reverend Francis Russell Nixon, first Bishop of Tasmania. Cressy itself was founded in 1855 by the Cressy Company, formed in England to run large agricultural and grazing enterprises in the Norfolk Plains district, about 36 kilometres from Launceston. Karl von Stieglitz wrote this booklet for the church's centenary celebrations in 1958.

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BOOK DETAILS

  • Softcover stapled booklet.
  • Published 1958.
  • 24 pages.
  • Black-and-white photos.

CONDITION
Used and old but generally good condition given its age. Staples rusting. Pages lightly tanned.

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Author Karl von Stieglitz
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