The Handy Guide to Bath
The Handy Guide to Bath
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The Independents possess two larcje chapels, one in Argyle Street and one in Charlotte Street.
There are four Baptist Chapels — Hay Hill, Manvers Street, Provi- dence (Lower Bristol Eoad), and Ebenezer, Widcombe.
The Moravians have a chapel in Charlotte Street ; the Swedenborgians or New Church a chapel in Henry Street ; the Plymouth Brethren one in Mocmouth Street ; and the Unitarians a very beautiful little church in Trim Street, near the Theatre.
The Society of Friends have a meeting house i...n York Street, and the Jews a Synngogue in Corn Street.
Many of the churches in the villages outside the borough are both ancient and interesting, notably — Swainswick, Langridge, Charlcombe, Ditteridge, Englishcombe, Batheastou, Claverton, Kelston, Northstoke, S. Catherine's, &c.
The following are particulars relating to Services at various Churches.
The Abbey, High Street— Parish church, dedicated to S. Peter and S. Paul.
Founded 676, building completed 1616. Church open from 10 to 4 in winter, 10 to 6 summer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Independents possess two larcje chapels, one in Argyle Street and one in Charlotte Street.
There are four Baptist Chapels — Hay Hill, Manvers Street, Provi- dence (Lower Bristol Eoad), and Ebenezer, Widcombe.
The Moravians have a chapel in Charlotte Street ; the Swedenborgians or New Church a chapel in Henry Street ; the Plymouth Brethren one in Mocmouth Street ; and the Unitarians a very beautiful little church in Trim Street, near the Theatre.
The Society of Friends have a meeting house i...n York Street, and the Jews a Synngogue in Corn Street.
Many of the churches in the villages outside the borough are both ancient and interesting, notably — Swainswick, Langridge, Charlcombe, Ditteridge, Englishcombe, Batheastou, Claverton, Kelston, Northstoke, S. Catherine's, &c.
The following are particulars relating to Services at various Churches.
The Abbey, High Street— Parish church, dedicated to S. Peter and S. Paul.
Founded 676, building completed 1616. Church open from 10 to 4 in winter, 10 to 6 summer.
What to read after The Handy Guide to Bath?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maria Callcott to read onlineMoreLess
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