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A yellow-brick mission hall with white trim, red-brick detailing, and a stone plaque dated 1902 under a gabled roof.

Free Church, Rampton (RGL2025)

Free Church, Rampton

History of Free Church

A square light-coloured foundation stone with incised text reading To the glory of God and for the extension of Christ's Kingdom.

Free Church, Rampton (RGL2025)

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