Historic England says the structure is one of the few of its kind still being used for worship
"Tin tabernacles" like St Aidan's were intended as temporary places of worship and few still stand todayThe 1900-built St Aidan's, in Caythorpe near Southwell in Nottinghamshire, has been placed on Historic England's 2022 National Heritage List.
It said St Aidan's has had very few alterations since it was constructed 122 years ago and, unlike many other tin tabernacles, has remained in its original location.Image source,The lych gate in Kibworth Harcourt is unusual because it was big enough to hold funeral services
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