File:Jubilee Pentecostal Church, Somers Road, Southsea (March 2019) (2).JPG
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| Description | Jubilee Pentecostal Church, Somers Road, Southsea, City of Portsmouth, England. Built in 1859–61 as a Primitive Methodist chapel; taken over by a Pentecostal group in 1948. The building is locally listed. |
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| Author | Hassocks5489 |
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