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The Regent Hall

The Regent Hall is the Salvation Army's church on Oxford Street, London. In fact they advertise it as the only place of worship on what is otherwise a temple to consumerism. The hall itself, which was originally an ice rink and converted to a church under Salvation Army founder William Booth in 1882, is invisible from either Oxford Street or Princes Street, as there are later facades along both street frontages.
by Stephen Craven

Created: Sat, 1 Feb 2014, Updated: Sat, 1 Feb 2014


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TQ2881 : London Maori Club Christmas Concert in Salvation Army Hall by David Hawgood
2019
TQ2881 : Oxford Street shoppers outside Regent Hall by David Hawgood
2019
TQ2881 : Regent Hall, Oxford Street: rear entrance by Stephen Craven
2014
TQ2881 : Regent Hall, Oxford Street: interior by Stephen Craven
2014
TQ2881 : Regent Hall, Oxford Street: front entrance by Stephen Craven
2014


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