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HIDDEN GEM

This church had several displays about the maritime history of Ramsgate. A small building but well... read more

Reviewed July 3, 2023
MYDOGISFINN
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Emsworth, United Kingdom
Worth a quick visit

Good to experience the same atmosphere as early seamen. Some photos on the walls and a good... read more

Reviewed March 10, 2023
malcolmd412
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Dunedin, New Zealand
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Reviewed June 21, 2013

This is a lovely little church on the harbour front. Upstairs apprentice fisherlads (smack boys) were given a home and occasional shipwrecked sailors lodged there too.
The inside of the church itself is charming, with lovely models of ships and boats and a truly peaceful atmosphere. Heartily recommended as a lovely place to get a sense of old Ramsgate.

Date of experience: October 2012
6  Thank gikkalan
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Reviewed June 4, 2013

Come and visit this Gem.An interesting church with a nautical history,very interesting things inside.
Situated right on the harbour edge, with historical buildings near by worth a visit.

Date of experience: May 2013
1  Thank marty w
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Reviewed March 15, 2013

If, like myself, you are interested in the history of the Second World War, you must visit the Sailors Church. During the 1940 Dunkirk evacuations, this church was used as a hospital/first aid/food distrubution centre for the British (and other nationalities) troops who returned to Britain through Ramsgate in a flotilla of small boats - many of these boats from Ramsgate itself. It may seem a little uninteresting at first sight, but just go there, sit down and feel the history - It's well worth a visit.

Date of experience: June 2012
4  Thank RichardG-L
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Reviewed March 13, 2013

This lovely old church has a very interesting history that two lovely people from the church shared with us. There is a very peaceful feeling inside and we were made welcome and felt we could stay as long as we needed to.

Date of experience: August 2012
1  Thank Ellie A
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Reviewed January 16, 2013

Well worth a visit as I believe it's open most days and provides a number of artifacts related to sailing and the early use of the harbour as well as a spiritual dimension. Things are a little jaded and there's very little interactive material but if you like history in the raw then it's well worth taking time out to visit.

Date of experience: January 2013
Thank FredF984
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