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A tall red-brick church with a pointed spire and stone-arched entrance, partially obscured by a leafless tree under a blue sky.

Congregational Church, St Neots (RGL2024)

Congregational Church, St Neots

History of Congregational Church

Listed building

Circa 1887-9 by Edward G Paine. Gothic style. 4 bay nave and sanctuary with south gallery.

Sepia-toned view of a tall brick church with a steeple, set back from the street between neighboring two-story brick buildings.

Congregational Church St Neots (J Phillips date unknown)

A group of seventeen men and women in Victorian attire posed outdoors, some holding musical instruments like violins.

St Neots United Pleasant Sunday Evening Band and Committee 1896. Organised by Congregational Church.

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