File:Southwick Methodist Church, Southwick Street, Southwick (July 2020) (2).JPG
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| Description | Southwick Methodist Church, Southwick Street, Southwick, District of Adur, West Sussex, England. The original chapel was built in 1954 to the design of Brighton architect w:John Leopold Denman. The larger church to the right dates from 1966 and was designed by W.J. Thrasher. A glazed link was built between the two buildings. |
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