View source for Lowell Gospel Hall, MA

There was an open brethren (OB) assembly in Lowell, Middlesex, [[Massachusetts]] possibly as early as 1897, when John Martin visited there on his way to [[New Brunswick]] via conferences in Boston (MA) and Philadelphia ([[Pennsylvania|PA]]), but definitely meeting at 1015 Central Street, near Davis Square by 1904.  In 1922, it met at 139 Brough St., with a correspondent of Kirby S. Taylor.  By 1926, and thru at least 1941, it met at Moore & Lawrence Streets with various contacts.

The [https://omeka.religiousecologies.org/files/original/91b06fed1285103904ec417bdfe1794440e3ea0c.jpg 1926 USCoRB] indicated that in that year there were 40 in fellowship (15 men, 25 women) including 5 S.S. teachers, presiding over 35 children (for a total of 75). The Hall had a value of $6,000 with no debt, $600 was spent in 1926 on assembly expenses, and $500.00 was additionally spent towards the Lord's work.

=Correspondents=
* 1897: John Martin
* +1922+: Kirby S. Taylor
* +1926-1927+: George McKee
* +1927+: William Alexander
* +1936+: Richard Murphy
* +1941+: John T. Fettes +1941+

=Locations=
* +1904+: 1015 Central St. (nr. Davis Sq.)
* +1922+: 139 Brough St.
* +1926-1941+: Moore & Lawrence Sts.

=Also See=
* [[Who's Who at Lowell Gospel Hall, MA]]
* [[Visiting Ministry at Lowell Gospel Hall, MA]]

=Sources=
* OB AB's 1904-1941+
* Witness
** 1897-4