Tadley 'Old Meeting'
Introduction
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Image: © David Exworth Taken: 5 Mar 2006
After the mediaeval Parish Church, this is the oldest religious building still in use in Tadley, and is situated beside the A340 in the original part of the village. The Meeting House was built in three distinct styles/periods, as can be seen here at the back. The bulk of the building looks as if it may have originally been a barn, a commonly utilised building for 'Non-conformist' chapels in earlier times.
