i am not that in to churches but this is a great example of a kit build church and anyone in to architecture i think would enjoy it. there is not much to see inside and is very plain but thats the same in and Tabernacle Free Church

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Mary38677

Coventry, UK937 đóng góp

Interesting building

thg 2 năm 2016 • Một mình

Beautiful example of a simple plain building for a place of worship .This historical building was opened in the 1880 s for the islanders .one of three churches in Stanley .

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Derek H

Post Falls, ID17 đóng góp

People of the Tabernacle

thg 1 năm 2016

Jackie, Gladys and others were very friendly. Gladys has some interesting stories of the church and its existence. They continue to keep the doors open.

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Osmar G

Buenos Aires, Argentina382 đóng góp

hermosa construccion

thg 11 năm 2015

Una hermosa construcción de madera, muy cuidada, muy bien mantenida. Una de las pocas iglesias en Puerto Argentino.

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Albywon

Sydney, Úc11.594 đóng góp

Oh dear

thg 1 năm 2016 • Một mình

Strong musty smell greets you when you enter this free Church. It is a very plain church on the inside, no stained glass or other adornments - as you can see from the photos. Not worth the stop unless you have an association with the church.

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chieva

Stanley, Quần đảo Falkland95 đóng góp

Historic Buildng

thg 1 năm 2015 • Một mình

This church was first opened in 1882; it is one of the "Tin Tabernacles" sent around the world by Charles Spurgeon to be used for Christian worship. The church still functions as a church, in Stanley along with the Anglican Cathedral and the Catholic Church.
It is part of the historic walking trail around Stanley but often missed because it is off the main road.