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| Description | Eastney Methodist Church, Highland Road, Eastney, City of Portsmouth, England. This was built in 2003 to the design of Chris Whiting to replace a church of 1927. The new church is smaller, and houses were built on the rest of the site. The land has been owned by a Methodist trust since 1877; the Victoria Soldiers Hall and Home (later used as a church as well) was built on the site. |
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