File:Subud Hall (Former Congregational Chapel), Allingham Road, South Park, Reigate (June 2013) (Foundation Stone) (2).JPG

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Description Foundation stone at Subud Hall (Former Congregational Chapel), Allingham Road, South Park, Reigate and Banstead District, Surrey, England. Built in 1889 as a Congregational chapel; now used by the Subud religious movement originally from Indonesia. (They also have a chapel in Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent.) The halls can also be hired as a work place or party venue.
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