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| Description | The former Molesey Baptist Chapel, off Bridge Road, East Molesey, Borough of Elmbridge, Surrey, England. A short-lived chapel, replaced within 10 years by a smaller, more conveniently sited chapel which has subsequently closed and been demolished. The original chapel of 1882 survives, but only the top of the rear elevation is visible from the surrounding streets. |
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