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| Description | Former St Richard's Church, The Crossway, Hollingdean, City of Brighton and Hove, England. Built in 1954 by Clayton, Black & Daviel as a chapel of ease to St Matthias Church. Closed in October 2013 and now used as a community hall. |
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| Author | The Voice of Hassocks |
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