Zion Free Church, Meyrick Street
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Zion Free Church, Meyrick Street
Image: © Humphrey Bolton Taken: 31 Mar 2011
Built as the Tabernacle Wesleyan Chapel 1846-8. "It was known was closed and put on the market in 1986, when it was purchased and renamed 'Zion Free Church'. ... Prior to the chapel's purchase the basement of the chapel was used as the Town's Library until it was claimed that the building was unsafe for public use.The building was bought by Mr Hugh Michael who despite the sorry and deteriorating aspects of the building, with his own hands and the help of volunteers the church has been restored to its former resplendence." (From http://www.thedock.org.uk/page_28.htm) For a view of the interior see http://www.capeli.org.uk/llun.php?src=pembroke_dock_058.jpg&teitl=Interior+Zion+Free+Church&testun=Interior+of+Zion+Free+Church%2C+Pembroke+Dock
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Image Location
Latitude
51.692405
Longitude
-4.944317