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Comber Non-Subscribing Presbyterian Church EHOD 2025

17 Windmill Hill, Comber, County Down, BT23 5WH
Comber Non-Subscribing Presbyterian Church EHOD 2025

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The Classical style Meeting House was constructed in 1838 on a site donated and endowed by James Andrews, Great Grandfather of John Miller Andrews (Businessman and Northern Ireland's second Prime Minister) and Thomas Andrews Jnr. who was lost in the Titanic tragedy. The stained-glass windows memorialise members of this family. Features of the interior include a bas relief by Rosamond Praeger and a  pipe organ which, although not original to this church, dates back to 1860.  

In the entrance there are portraits and sculptures of John Miller, a founding member and owner of Comber Distillery. The interior is substantially unchanged with box pews, pulpit and balcony with wrought iron balustrade. The grounds of the Church are particularly beautiful with mature trees and are home to a variety of birds and small animals.

 

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EHOD (13 Sept 2025)
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