File:Brethren Meeting Room, Highcombe Edge, Tilford Road, Hindhead (June 2015) (1).JPG
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| Description | Brethren Meeting Room, Highcombe Edge, Tilford Road, Hindhead, Borough of Waverley, Surrey, England. Registered for worship in 2008, this place of worship is in the grounds of Highcombe Edge, a 19th-century house now used as a school. Photo taken from adjacent public bridleway leading to Thursley. |
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