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| Description | Waterside Community Church (Henry Cook Centre), South Street, Gosport, Borough of Gosport, Hampshire. This modern building in the town centre is the successor to the old Bethel Mission Chapel. This opened in February 1869 on South Street, founded as part of the Portsmouth and Gosport Seamen's Mission by Henry Cook (b. 1824), hence the name Henry Cook Centre. |
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