File:Former St Patrick's Church, Eastfield Road, Eastney, Portsmouth (October 2017) (1).JPG
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| Description | Former St Patrick's Church, Eastfield Road, Eastney, City of Portsmouth, England. A former Anglican church of very unusual design (by locally prolific architect G.E. Smith), serving the northern parts of Eastney and Southsea. It was never parished: it was a mission chapel to St James's Church at Milton. Opened in 1906, it closed 90 years later and was converted into flats. |
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| Author | Hassocks5489 |
This is a photo of listed building number 1387112. |
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