Thesaurus Term/Concept: SALVATION ARMY HALL

Identifier	93220
Class	MONUMENT TYPE
Status	Preferred
Index?	Yes
Scope Note	A place of worship and meeting hall for members of the Salvation Army, an evangelical sect founded by William Booth in Nottingham in 1865 and derived from Wesleyan Methodism. They rejected the sacraments and adopted a quasi-military rhetoric and style.

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Context	Record
Monument Type	MNN115365 Congregationalists Chapel, 102 High Street (Monument)
Monument Type	MNN170649 Northampton Art Gallery and Museum (Building)
Monument Type	MNN100150 Salvation Army Barracks (Monument)
Monument Type	MNN135924 Salvation Army Citadel (Formerly Church Building), Church Street (Building)
Monument Type	MNN106847 Salvation Army Citadel, Rockingham Road (Building)
Monument Type	MNN101713 Salvation Army Hall (Building)
Monument Type	MNN100981 Salvation Army Hall, Army Hill (Building)
Monument Type	MNN100497 Salvation Army Hall, High Street (Building)
Monument Type	MNN100982 Salvation Army Headquarters, Spinney Road (Building)
Monument Type	MNN36331 Salvation Army Meeting Hall (Building)
Monument Type	MNN102174 Salvation Army Wellingborough Corps, Havelock Street (Building)