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=Dundee= | =Dundee= | ||
* 1. Hermon E.C.: f. c.1861 as Mission hall; 1866, formed assy. | * 1. Hermon E.C.: f. c.1861 as Mission hall; 1866, formed assy. | ||
| − | ** c.1861, Meeting Room, Mid-Wynd, off Perth Rd.; 1900, Falcon Hall, Johnston’s Lane, West Port; 1914, Hermon Hall (1970s, Hermon E.C.), 34 South Tay St. | + | ** c.1861, Meeting Room, Mid-Wynd, off Perth Rd.; 1900, Falcon Hall, Johnston’s Lane, West Port; 1914, Hermon Hall (1970s, Hermon E.C.), 34 South Tay St. [http://www.scottishchurches.org.uk/sites/site/id/10700/name/Hermon+Evangelical+Church+%28Former%29+Dundee+Tayside HEC building info]. |
* 2. Hillbank E.C.: f. 1878, fr. Mid-Wynd Hall. | * 2. Hillbank E.C.: f. 1878, fr. Mid-Wynd Hall. | ||
| − | ** 1878, Wellgate Hall, 59 Wellgate; c.1879, Gospel Hall, 24 Bank St; 1892, Panmure Hall, 6 Bain Square; 1894 Gospel Hall, 138 Murraygate; by 1897, Pullar’s Close Hall, 132 Murraygate; 1902, Gospel Hall, 48 Wellgate; 1924, Hillbank Hall (1979, Hillbank E.C.), 57 Cotton Rd. | + | ** 1878, Wellgate Hall, 59 Wellgate; c.1879, Gospel Hall, 24 Bank St; 1892, Panmure Hall, 6 Bain Square; 1894 Gospel Hall, 138 Murraygate; by 1897, Pullar’s Close Hall, 132 Murraygate; 1902, Gospel Hall, 48 Wellgate; 1924, Hillbank Hall (1979, Hillbank E.C.), 57 Cotton Rd. [https://hillbank.org.uk/ HEC's website] |
* 3. Bethany Hall: f. 1887; 1889 united with Gospel Hall, Bank St. | * 3. Bethany Hall: f. 1887; 1889 united with Gospel Hall, Bank St. | ||
** 1887, Bethany Hall, Alexander St. | ** 1887, Bethany Hall, Alexander St. | ||
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** Corrie St.; 1910, YMCA Hall, 149 High St.; by 1922, Weaver’s Hall, High St.; 1924, Elim Hall, 98 Liff Rd. | ** Corrie St.; 1910, YMCA Hall, 149 High St.; by 1922, Weaver’s Hall, High St.; 1924, Elim Hall, 98 Liff Rd. | ||
* 6. Lochee Assy: 1971, fr. Hermon Hall. | * 6. Lochee Assy: 1971, fr. Hermon Hall. | ||
| − | ** 1971, Lochee Christian Assembly, Lochee Evangelical Centre, Kirk St., Lochee; 1975, Christian Assembly Hall, Liff Rd, Lochee | + | ** 1971, Lochee Christian Assembly, Lochee Evangelical Centre, Kirk St., Lochee; 1975, Christian Assembly Hall, 75 Liff Rd, Lochee. [http://www.scottishchurches.org.uk/sites/site/id/10705/name/Christian+Assembly+Hall+dundee+Tayside CAH's POWiS] |
* 7. Gospel Hall: f. 1981, fr. Hermon E.C. | * 7. Gospel Hall: f. 1981, fr. Hermon E.C. | ||
| − | ** 1981, Gospel Hall, 15 King St.; 1985, Meadowside Gospel Hall, 2 Euclid Cres. | + | ** 1981, Gospel Hall, 15 King St.; 1985, Meadowside Gospel Hall, 2 Euclid Cres., which formerly housed "The Old Scotch Independent Chapel". [https://britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/200361363-meadowside-gospel-hall-euclid-crescent-dundee-dundee#.Ygy9pd_MJPY MGH's BLB] |
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==Broughty Ferry== | ==Broughty Ferry== | ||
* f. by 1940; disc. 1962. | * f. by 1940; disc. 1962. | ||
** In 1940, Hall, 132 Brook St.; 1940, 71 King St.; 1957, Burgh Halls, 132 Brook St.; 71 King St. | ** In 1940, Hall, 132 Brook St.; 1940, 71 King St.; 1957, Burgh Halls, 132 Brook St.; 71 King St. | ||
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=Sources= | =Sources= | ||
| − | * [[Scotland Open Brethren]] by Neil Dickson | + | * [[Open Brethren in Scotland 1838-2000|Scottish Open Brethren Assemblies 1838-2000]] by Neil Dickson |
| + | ** As of May 5, 2020, Neil Dickson has given written permission for this history of Open Brethren assemblies to be shared online at discretion. There is every intent to rework this geographically in different formats with expansion as time and resources permit. | ||
Latest revision as of 10:05, 16 February 2022
See Introduction and Legend for intro and key to abbreviations. D.V., this list will eventually contain Exclusive assemblies as well, and is sorted geographically by present council area. Return to Index?
Dundee
- 1. Hermon E.C.: f. c.1861 as Mission hall; 1866, formed assy.
- c.1861, Meeting Room, Mid-Wynd, off Perth Rd.; 1900, Falcon Hall, Johnston’s Lane, West Port; 1914, Hermon Hall (1970s, Hermon E.C.), 34 South Tay St. HEC building info.
- 2. Hillbank E.C.: f. 1878, fr. Mid-Wynd Hall.
- 1878, Wellgate Hall, 59 Wellgate; c.1879, Gospel Hall, 24 Bank St; 1892, Panmure Hall, 6 Bain Square; 1894 Gospel Hall, 138 Murraygate; by 1897, Pullar’s Close Hall, 132 Murraygate; 1902, Gospel Hall, 48 Wellgate; 1924, Hillbank Hall (1979, Hillbank E.C.), 57 Cotton Rd. HEC's website
- 3. Bethany Hall: f. 1887; 1889 united with Gospel Hall, Bank St.
- 1887, Bethany Hall, Alexander St.
- 4. Gospel Hall: fl. 1897.
- In 1897, Gospel Hall, 39 Nelson St.
- 5. Elim Hall, Lochee: f. 1907 after a mission; disc. 1950.
- Corrie St.; 1910, YMCA Hall, 149 High St.; by 1922, Weaver’s Hall, High St.; 1924, Elim Hall, 98 Liff Rd.
- 6. Lochee Assy: 1971, fr. Hermon Hall.
- 1971, Lochee Christian Assembly, Lochee Evangelical Centre, Kirk St., Lochee; 1975, Christian Assembly Hall, 75 Liff Rd, Lochee. CAH's POWiS
- 7. Gospel Hall: f. 1981, fr. Hermon E.C.
- 1981, Gospel Hall, 15 King St.; 1985, Meadowside Gospel Hall, 2 Euclid Cres., which formerly housed "The Old Scotch Independent Chapel". MGH's BLB
Broughty Ferry
- f. by 1940; disc. 1962.
- In 1940, Hall, 132 Brook St.; 1940, 71 King St.; 1957, Burgh Halls, 132 Brook St.; 71 King St.
Return to Index?
Sources
- Scottish Open Brethren Assemblies 1838-2000 by Neil Dickson
- As of May 5, 2020, Neil Dickson has given written permission for this history of Open Brethren assemblies to be shared online at discretion. There is every intent to rework this geographically in different formats with expansion as time and resources permit.
