File:Former Ventnor United Church, High Street, Ventnor (May 2016) (3).jpg
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| Description | Former Ventnor United Church, High Street, Ventnor, Isle of Wight, England. Built in 1860 as a Methodist chapel; after the closure of the Congregational church on the High Street, it became a joint Methodist and United Reformed Church. It is now a boxing club. |
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