Manchester, England
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Contents
Central Manchester
Ardwick
- Ardwick Green Gospel Hall, Manchester, England (OB) +1904+
- @ Hope Hall, Brunswick St.
Blackley
- Blackley Gospel Hall, Manchester, England (OB) +1904+
- @ Gospel Hall, Church St.
Cheetham
- Hightown Gospel Hall, Manchester, England (OB) +1904+
- @ Wycliffe Hall, Vernon St.
Hulme
- Queen Street Gospel Hall, Manchester, England (OB) +1904+
- @ Gospel Hall, Queen St.
- Warwick Street Gospel Hall, Manchester, England (OB) +1904+
- @ Gospel Hall, 43 Warwick St.
Longsight
- Longsight Gospel Hall, Manchester, England (OB) +1904+
- @ Stanley Hall, Stanley Grove
Ladybarn
- Ladybarn Gospel Hall, Manchester, England (OB) +1904+
- @ St. George's Hall, St. George's Rd.
Miles Platting
- Miles Platting Gospel Hall, Manchester, England (OB) +1904+
- @ Gospel Hall, Wilberforce St.
Salford
- Salford Gospel Hall, Manchester, England (OB) +1904+
- @ Gospel Hall, West Park St. & Ordsall Lane
Eccles
- Bright Road Gospel Hall, Manchester, England (OB) +1904+
- @ Bright Hall, Bright Rd. & Liverpool Rd.
- Renshaw Street Room Gospel Hall, Manchester, England (OB) +1904+
- @ Renshaw Street Room
Pendleton
- Pendleton Gospel Hall, Manchester, England (OB) +1904+
- @ Lightbown Hall, Percy St.
East Manchester
Bradford
- Bradford-cum-Beswick Gospel Hall, Manchester, England (OB) +1904+
- @ Gospel Hall, Harold St. & Ashton Old Road
Southcentral Manchester
Didsbury
- Didsbury Gospel Hall, Manchester, England (OB) +1904+
- @ Gospel Hall, near Railway Station
Southeastern Manchester
Stockport
- Stockport Gospel Hall, Cheshire, England (OB) +1904+
- @ Gospel Hall, 30 Brewery St., Portwood
Bramhall
- Bramhall Gospel Hall, Manchester, England (OB) +1904+
- @ Moss Side
Southwestern Manchester
Trafford
Altrincham
- Altrincham Gospel Hall, Manchester, England (OB) +1904+
- Cheshire, Old Post Office, Market Place
Sources
- List of Some Meetings in the British Isles and Regions Beyond, ed. by J.W. Jordan. London: Dawe & Son, 1904.
- see BrethrenArchive
