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CHURCH HALL, MOWLL STREET, BRIXTON NORTH
CHURCH HALL, MOWLL STREET, BRIXTON NORTH
An Edwardian church hall in Mowll Street was built from 1897 to the design of Arthur Beresford Pite (1861-1934) with a large Diocletian window on the entrance facade. It was initially used as a temporary place of worship while the adjacent Christ Church was being rebuilt. Originally called Chapel Street, the current street name is associated with Rev. W.R. Mowll, the vicar from 1891.
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| Collection: | Department of Town Planning |
| Image type: | Photograph |
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| Ref: | 09874 |
| Identifier: | LBL/DTP/UD/2/1/13/99 |
| Date: | c.1968 |
#1951 - 1975 #ARCHITECTURE / BUILDINGS #BRIXTON NORTH #Department of Town Planning #Photograph #RELIGION #STREET FURNITURE #TRANSPORT