File:Former Brethren Meeting Room (Tin Tabernacle), Mill Road, Liss (July 2019) (2).JPG
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| Description | Former Brethren meeting room, Mill Road, Liss, East Hampshire District, Hampshire, England. A short-lived mission hall/gospel hall in the form of a tin tabernacle, known to be active around 1922 and presumably corresponding with the "Central Gospel Hall" recorded in A List of Some Assemblies of the British Isles (1933), a directory of Brethren assemblies. After standing derelict for many years, it has been refurbished and converted into a house. |
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