St. Andrew's United Reformed Church, Southampton

St Andrew's, a United Reformed Church, is a Grade II listed building. Founded in 1662 under the ministry of Reverend Nathaniel Robinson, hymn writer Isaac Watts was a deacon of this church. Having outgrown the original chapel, a new building was erected on the site in 1727. Demolished in 1819 and replaced by an even larger building, the first stone was laid on April 1, 1819 and completed on April 20, 1820. Since the decision to combine St. Andrew's and Avenue congregations, the church has become known as Avenue St. Andrew's.

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Sight Name: St. Andrew's United Reformed Church
Sight Location: Southampton, England (See walking tours in Southampton)
Sight Type: Religious

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