Ebenezer gospel hall, Bangor
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Ebenezer gospel hall, Bangor
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 15 Oct 2011
The “Ebenezer” gospel hall, at the corner of Church Street and Hazelbrook Avenue (right). Built in 1932 and described as “Gabled roughcast hall four bays deep, with additional porch and side hall”. In this context "Ebenezer" is not a man’s name rather a translation from the Hebrew meaning "a rock of help". Image shows the new hall under construction on the other side of Church Street.
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Image Location
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54.654506
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-5.679527