Bitterne Park Congregational Church

A new church was built by local builder William Jupe on the south side of Cobden Avenue in 1906, replacing a temporary church opened on the same site in 1899. It later became a United Reformed Church.

Bitterne Park Congregational Church

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Photograph, c.2000

Further reading:
The Story of Bitterne Park, by John Edgar Mann, p40-42. (HS/h)
Diamond Jubilee leaflet. (HS/j)
‘A Splendid Prospect’? Congregationalism in Edwardian Southampton 1901-1914 by Roger Ottewill, in Southampton Local History Forum Journal, no. 15, Summer 2009, p 38-64. (HS/h)

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