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Labour Church (former), Durban Road, Watford
A now defunct group based in the late 19th century working class movement with its roots in northern England. The “tin tabernacle” building of 1901, it is now a scout hut.
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St James Road Baptist, Watford
In west Watford on a busy junction near Vicarage Road football ground. The congregation dates from 1902, but the current building replaced one of the 1950s in 1966
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Seventh Day Adventist (former), Leavesden Road, Watford now
Now converted to a Montessori nursery after the move to a larger building in nearby Brixton Road in 2011. The building dates from the mid 20th century.
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Elim Pentecostal Church, St Albans Road, Watford
Built in 1897-98 as a Primitive Baptist Church which closed in 1971. The main entrance is now at the back through a 1960s hall for accessibility reasons. The architects were Thomas and Charles Howdill.
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Grace Baptist , Cecil Street, Watford
Built in 1899 as the Beulah Baptist church. The top two pictures show the rear of the building. It was designed by William Judge.
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North Watford Methodist Church, The Harebreaks, Watford
Prominently sited at a road junction along the St Albans Road in North Watford. It dates from 1927-28 and was designed by Arthur Brocklehurst and (according to the local listing but not the foundation plaque) Charles Stanley Peach .
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Hertfordshire Churches in photographs 