Old St John's Buildings, formerly known as St John's Mission Church, is a historic building in the Moordown area of Bournemouth, England.
Old St John's Buildings, formerly known as St John's Mission Church, is a historic building in the Moordown area of Bournemouth, England.
The church was designed by GE Street and was completed in 1853. [1] It was later replaced by the larger St John the Baptist's Church.
It was used as a school and as commercial premises for many years before being converted for residential use. [1] The building became Grade II listed in 1976. [2]
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