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Former Salvation Army Temple, 144-146 Westgate Road


This former Salvation Army City Temple is located 144-146 Westgate Road in Newcastle. It was built by Thompson and Dunn for R. Flowers, in c.1892. The temple was modernised in 1964, but closed in c.2013 because of the costs of repairs and updaing.

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Former Salvation Army City Temple, Westgate Road
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144-146 Westgate Road, Salvation Army Hall
- Former Salvation Army City Temple. Thompson and Dunn for R. Flowers, c.1892....
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On the march after 120 years
- Chronicle Live, 27 Feb 2013. "THE Salvation Army City Temple makes its final bow this weekend as it closes its doors for the last time after nearly 120 years of …
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Tyne & Wear HER: 6476
Borough: Newcastle
Grid ref: NZ24336407

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