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C20 Churches
Bangour Village Hospital Church
| Monument type | Institutional Chapel |
|---|---|
| Listing grade | B |
Architect(s)
Construction
| Date begun | 1924 |
|---|---|
| Date completed | 1930 |
Location
Bangour Village
Uphall
EH52 6LN
Scotland
| Local authority | Edinburgh |
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Denomination
| Denomination | Non-Denominational |
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Additional notes
Now disused. The largest 20th century church in Lothian outside Edinburgh originally built to serve a large mental hospital, later used for WWI and II wounded, then a TB hospital, church is due to be converted into a community centre as part of a housing development for the site. The church used stone from the demolished Hamilton Palace
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