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Wolvendaal Church is one of the most important Dutch Reformed churches in Sri Lanka, built between 1749 and 1757. Its thick coral walls and wooden pews have survived over 270 years in the heart of Pettah.
Completed in 1757 to replace an older wooden church, Wolvendaal was the principal place of worship for Dutch settlers in Ceylon. The British continued services here after taking control in 1796.