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Avenue St Andrew's United Reformed Church

Churches in SouthamptonGrade II listed churches in HampshireUnited Reformed churches in EnglandUse British English from November 2013
Avenue St Andrews
Avenue St Andrews

Avenue St. Andrew's is a United Reformed Church in Southampton, England. Part of the church building is Grade II listed.

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Avenue St Andrew's United Reformed Church
The Avenue, Southampton Banister Park

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Avenue St Andrew's Church

The Avenue
SO17 1TX Southampton, Banister Park
England, United Kingdom
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