Wilderness Tabernacle replicas
Mishkan Ministries (Mobile, Alabama): A "traveling biblical museum" that features a replica of the Tabernacle, as well as King Solomon's Temple and Noah's ark.
Founded: 1991
The Great Passion Play (Eureka Springs, Arkansas):
Founded: 1968
The attraction's largest feature is the Holy Land tour: a "3-hour interactive Biblical teaching tour, [where] you will explore the ancient Middle-Eastern culture in which Jesus was raised and will meet characters from the time of Moses to the time of Christ." Also, there is an outdoor theatre that stages a daily Passion Play, a Tabernacle replica, and a Bible Museum.
The Tabernacle Experience (Capistrano, California):
Founded: 2000
Mobile replica of the Wilderness Tabernacle, the ministry originated in California but tours nationally.
Wilderness Tabernacle replica (Merritt Island, Florida):
Founded: 1995
Leslie Hale Teaching Center (Tarpon Springs, FL):
Part of a ministry organization, the "antique Bible Museum" features rare Bibles and Bible-related manuscripts. The site also features a replica of the Tabernacle in the Wilderness.
Tabernacle of Moses (Plymouth, Michigan):
Founded: 1953
Promise Land Journey (Collinsville, Mississippi):
Founded: 2015
Jewish Children's Museum (Brooklyn, New York):
Numerous biblical re-creations on site, from 7 species garden to Tabernacle, Abraham's tent, and parted Red Sea.
Founded: 2004
Messiah's Mansion (Harrah, Oklahoma):
Mobile Tabernacle replica based in Harrah.
Founded: 2003
Biblical Tabernacle (Lancaster, Pennsylvania):
Owned and operated by the Mennonite Information Center. Inside the "full-sized" tabernacle is a "full-size, wax figure of the high priest" with "authentic robes," and "made-to-scale" replicas of the Golden Candlestick and Table of Shew Bread.
Founded: c.1949
Biblical Tabernacle at the Glencairn Museum (Bryn Athyn, Pennsylvania):
Replica "using the original materials and scale dimensions described in the text of Exodus."
Founded: c.1925
Living Waters Bible Camp (Westby, WI):
One of the first museums in the nation to provide a six-day creation layout, the creation museum at Living Waters Bible camp features hands-on activities, expansive animal and insect displays, and more, in service of its mission "to draw people closer to Jesus Christ." The attraction also features a Tabernacle replica [cf. Re-Creations].
Founded: 1970
Temple of Solomon (Sau Paulo, Brazil):
Founded: 2014
This "exact replica" of Solomon's Temple was created by the neo-Pentecostal Universal Church of the Kingdom of God. Portions of the attraction were built using stones flown in from Israel. Adjacent to the temple is a Tabernacle replica.
Tabernacle replica (Jerusalem, Israel)
Timna Park Tabernacle (Elifaz, Israel):
Founded: 1986
This historic and geological park includes a replica of the Tabernacle, including replicas of "the altar, the laver, and the magnificent priestly garments, including the breastplate and ...the Table of the Shewbread, the candelabrum, the incense altar and the Holy of Holies."
Founded: 1991
The Great Passion Play (Eureka Springs, Arkansas):
Founded: 1968
The attraction's largest feature is the Holy Land tour: a "3-hour interactive Biblical teaching tour, [where] you will explore the ancient Middle-Eastern culture in which Jesus was raised and will meet characters from the time of Moses to the time of Christ." Also, there is an outdoor theatre that stages a daily Passion Play, a Tabernacle replica, and a Bible Museum.
The Tabernacle Experience (Capistrano, California):
Founded: 2000
Mobile replica of the Wilderness Tabernacle, the ministry originated in California but tours nationally.
Wilderness Tabernacle replica (Merritt Island, Florida):
Founded: 1995
Leslie Hale Teaching Center (Tarpon Springs, FL):
Part of a ministry organization, the "antique Bible Museum" features rare Bibles and Bible-related manuscripts. The site also features a replica of the Tabernacle in the Wilderness.
Tabernacle of Moses (Plymouth, Michigan):
Founded: 1953
Promise Land Journey (Collinsville, Mississippi):
Founded: 2015
Jewish Children's Museum (Brooklyn, New York):
Numerous biblical re-creations on site, from 7 species garden to Tabernacle, Abraham's tent, and parted Red Sea.
Founded: 2004
Messiah's Mansion (Harrah, Oklahoma):
Mobile Tabernacle replica based in Harrah.
Founded: 2003
Biblical Tabernacle (Lancaster, Pennsylvania):
Owned and operated by the Mennonite Information Center. Inside the "full-sized" tabernacle is a "full-size, wax figure of the high priest" with "authentic robes," and "made-to-scale" replicas of the Golden Candlestick and Table of Shew Bread.
Founded: c.1949
Biblical Tabernacle at the Glencairn Museum (Bryn Athyn, Pennsylvania):
Replica "using the original materials and scale dimensions described in the text of Exodus."
Founded: c.1925
Living Waters Bible Camp (Westby, WI):
One of the first museums in the nation to provide a six-day creation layout, the creation museum at Living Waters Bible camp features hands-on activities, expansive animal and insect displays, and more, in service of its mission "to draw people closer to Jesus Christ." The attraction also features a Tabernacle replica [cf. Re-Creations].
Founded: 1970
Temple of Solomon (Sau Paulo, Brazil):
Founded: 2014
This "exact replica" of Solomon's Temple was created by the neo-Pentecostal Universal Church of the Kingdom of God. Portions of the attraction were built using stones flown in from Israel. Adjacent to the temple is a Tabernacle replica.
Tabernacle replica (Jerusalem, Israel)
Timna Park Tabernacle (Elifaz, Israel):
Founded: 1986
This historic and geological park includes a replica of the Tabernacle, including replicas of "the altar, the laver, and the magnificent priestly garments, including the breastplate and ...the Table of the Shewbread, the candelabrum, the incense altar and the Holy of Holies."