Image: St Agatha's Church, Marketway, Portsmouth (NHLE Code 1245260) (November 2017) (9)

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Description: St Agatha's Church, Marketway, City of Portsmouth, England. Built in 1894–95 to the design of Joseph Henry Ball. It was one of the Winchester College Anglican mission churches, and was rebuilt during the ministry of Fr Robert Dolling. His experiences were recounted in his book Ten years in a Portsmouth slum (1896). It closed in 1954 and was used as a store by the Royal Navy, but in the 1990s it was restored and eventually reopened. It is now affiliated to the Roman Catholic Church through the Personal Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham.
Title: St Agatha's Church, Marketway, Portsmouth (NHLE Code 1245260) (November 2017) (9)
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