An editorial in today's Guardian celebrates the fact that a corrugated iron church, St Michael's and All Angels in Hythe , Kent has been granted Grade II listed status. Looking at the pictures of the building  it seems similar to our own local and somewhat neglected Shaftsbury Hall,(pictured) however, the newly listed building is still in regular use.

The Guardian article mentions a book which has catalogued the remaing tin churches of the UK and a few enthusiasts have collected a set of photographs here.

Does any one have any more information about our local Tin Tabernacle?

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I don't know anything about the local tin tabernacle, but I have a photograph of a tin church when I used to live in Faversham, Kent.  It's now home to a firm of carpenters. I think it's listed. They are great buildings, eccentric, pretty,  and resourceful!

 

Kind Regards - Kathleen

 

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