garrison church

The show sold out for four performances last month at a Garrison church.

For several decades it was used as a garrison church for troops stationed here.

A tablet to his memory was placed in the garrison church, Madras.

The reclaimed building materials were used to build the new Garrison Church.

Sharpe turned and looked down at the garrison church where Vivar lay buried.

The Garrison church remains, albeit roofless, as a popular tourist attraction.

This is the largest garrison church in the UK.

Generally most ecclesiastical activity outside Karelia centered on the garrison churches.

The garrison church is especially worth visiting.

He was transferred shortly afterwards by Frederick to the garrison church of Berlin.

You had to wear your best uniform and boots, and march smartly all the way from the camp to the garrison church.

Towards the end of the 17th century it fell into disrepair until it was restored in 1867 to become the Garrison church.

A reconstruction society aims to rebuild the Garrison Church by 2017, financed with donations.

They commissioned a new carillon to be hung in the new tower of the Garrison church.

In 1584 it was converted to a gunpowder store, the governor moving residence next to the Garrison Church.

The tower of the garrison church, with a total height of 88.43 metres, extended into the street and thus formed their appearance.

The barracks had the largest garrison church in Britain but in 2001 it was sold for conversion into a theatre (see above).

Its current glockenspiel leans against that of the Potsdam Garrison Church.

The garrison church was full of such memorials, reminders of how long the Spanish had ruled this harsh coast.

At that time it was meant as a garrison church, serving the many soldiers that had come to Vienna in the wake of 1848 Revolution.

The shrine became a garrison church, serving both the inhabitants of the city and the local units of the Polish Army.

"Bias Vivar is buried in the garrison church at Puerto Crucero."

He was buried at the Royal Garrison Church, Portsmouth.

St. James' had been referred to in the parishioners' petition at this time as the garrison church for nearby Tilbury fort.

Fredriksvern Church was finished in 1756 as the garrison church in a style with influences from both renaissance and baroque.