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Description Oakmeeds Gospel Hall, Ash Way, Burgess Hill, Mid Sussex, England. This building was originally the public library serving the West Sussex town of Burgess Hill—the county's coat of arms is above the door. After a period of disuse, it became the music room of the adjacent Oakmeeds School; then in the early 21st century it was registered as a Brethren meeting room.
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