Tanjung Priok Gurdwara
Historic Sikh shrine of the Tanjung Priok port area, founded by the Sikh community active around the harbour.
Important contemporary Sikh gurdwara continuing one of Canada’s oldest organized Sikh congregations.
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Identity, documented context and sacred significance.
Important contemporary Sikh gurdwara continuing one of Canada’s oldest organized Sikh congregations. The society established a Vancouver gurdwara in 1908; the congregation moved to the present Ross Street site in 1970.
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The society established a Vancouver gurdwara in 1908; the congregation moved to the present Ross Street site in 1970.
Sikh worship is centred on the Guru Granth Sahib, communal prayer and service.
The 1908 original Vancouver gurdwara did not survive; this row describes the later active Ross Street site.
Documented worship, observances and practices where available.
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