Adamstown Church

Adamstown Church is a Seventh-day Adventist building located at the heart of the island settlement with a distinctive double-tiered roof structure. The structure includes a separate entry vestibule that opens into the main worship space positioned along The Square.

The building was constructed in 1954 following decades of makeshift worship spaces used by the island settlers. It also preserved the original Bounty Bible before that historical artifact was moved to a museum collection.

The church serves as the spiritual hub for the island community and reflects the faith adopted by the descendants of those who arrived on Pitcairn Island centuries ago. Services here are a central part of local life and tradition.

The church is situated on the main street of Adamstown and welcomes visitors during open hours throughout the week. Planning a visit ahead is advisable given the remote location and the small size of the island settlement.

This is the only Seventh-day Adventist place of worship across the entire Pitcairn Islands archipelago, serving one of the world's smallest and most isolated communities. Its presence reflects a faith tradition passed down through generations on this remote settlement.