Tin Tabernacles: Corrugated Iron Mission Halls, Churches & Chapels of Britain Cooking like staring at computer screens

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From food writer and historian Angela Clutton comes The Vinegar Cupboard

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Tin Tabernacles: Corrugated Iron Mission Halls, Churches & Chapels of Britain Cooking like staring at computer screensInitially attracted by corrugated iron places of worship as 'photogenic in a gritty industrial way', Ian Smith became ever more involved in their history. The result is this illustrated account of the social and religious origins of the 'tin tabernacles', and a photographic survey of existing examples. The buildings include churches and church halls, chapels and mission halls, many resplendent in brightly coloured paintwork, while others have found