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Lovely to visit and understand more about the area after you have gone to the earthquake museum. Took us about 30min to walk around and in the church. Its well kept
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Date of experience: December 2020
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The building is a stunning example of almost 300 year old architecture. A bit disappointed that inside the usual church furniture has been removed. The pews etc have been replaced with some very fine examples of cape furniture, cabinets, tables and clocks etc typical of the era. The cemetery is interesting and it would seem that some crisis ended the lives of many children in the early 1800's. Note: the church is closed to visitors between 13:00 & 14:00.…
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Date of experience: November 2020
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If you find yourself in Tulbagh there are two places that you should visit. The eathquake museum and De Oude Kerk. The latter is full of interesting furniture dating back to the 1800's and you will learn all about the founding ministers who pioneered this quaint little village.
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Date of experience: September 2020
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Well worth a short visit to the oldest church in SA (so they say)- the grandfather clock is magnificent
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Date of experience: January 2020
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We visited all the museums in Tulbagh as we love history. This church was the highlight of my visit to Tulbagh. I really enjoyed to walk through the graveyard behind the church. People were also burried inside the church which i found very strange and interesting. The furniture dates from many years ago and we saw some beautiful pieces. Worth a visit. …
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Date of experience: November 2019
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