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Lutheran Church, Tanunda, 1901. Creator: Unknown
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Lutheran Church, Tanunda, 1901. Creator: Unknown
Lutheran Church, Tanunda, 1901. Langmeil Lutheran Church built 1868. Langmeil was settled by Prussians in 1843. From " Federated Australia". [The Werner Company, London, 1901]
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This print captures the majestic Lutheran Church in Tanunda, South Australia, dating back to 1901. The Langmeil Lutheran Church, built in 1868 by Prussian settlers who arrived in the area in 1843, stands proudly against a picturesque landscape. The image showcases the architectural beauty of this historic church with its towering spire and wooden entrance gate. A lone figure, presumably a man, is seen standing at the entrance of the church. His presence adds a sense of scale to the grandeur of the building and emphasizes its significance within the community. This photograph not only documents an important religious site but also serves as a testament to Australia's colonial history and Christian heritage. The image transports us back to a time when federation was on the horizon for Australia, symbolizing unity among its diverse states. It offers viewers a glimpse into early 20th-century rural life with its serene countryside setting and peaceful atmosphere. Preserved by "The Werner Company" from London in their publication "Federated Australia" this print allows us access to an era long gone. Despite being taken over a century ago by an unknown creator, it continues to evoke curiosity about our past and invites contemplation on themes such as religion, architecture, and cultural identity. As we admire this remarkable piece of Australian history captured through lens and paper alike, let us appreciate both those who built this magnificent structure and those who have preserved it for generations to come.
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