Newmarket: St Mary's Church Room
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Newmarket: St Mary's Church Room
Image: © Nigel Cox Taken: 6 Jul 2008
The building with the cream painted brickwork is St Mary's Church Room, opened in 1901. The spire and east end of the eponymous church are visible beyond, while the larger building to the left is the Turner Hall, built and endowed by Elizabeth Turner in 1931. The road to the right is Church Lane, and the parking meters for the small car park are in front of the church room.
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