Tin Church

A dryer walk around the village I live in and past 'The Guide Hut', which in in fact an original, early twentieth century 'tin tabernacle' hall.
These corrugated galvanised iron churches were supplied in flat pack and built here in 1910.
This hut is now a listed building.

[Babs]

Love the colours and textures. Interesting history too

[Jan Hall]

Interesting history. It's good to see more utilitarian buildings being listed and not just the pretty ones.

[Kathy A]

Lovely colours and textures. I certainly wouldn’t have picked it as being a church

[Rose Humphrey]

I love corrugated iron and how it ages :)
Glad the building is still there and being used.

[Pat Knowles]

How very interesting....I never heard that before. Full of character & history...glad they are being preserved.

[Wendy]

Excellent texture and DoF you have captured here, Such interesting history as well!