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Description Former Brethren Meeting Room, Salisbury Road, Cosham, City of Portsmouth, England. This was replaced by a new meeting room in the adjacent, newly refurbished former Moat Club (a 1950s youth club building just off camera to the right, behind the fence at bottom right; see other images in this category) in 2017, and has been converted into a physiotherapy clinic.
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