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Salvation Army Citadel, Downham Market green plaque

Commemorative plaque

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This green commemorative plaque records: Salvation Army Citadel Built as a Meeting House by the Quakers in 1701, the building was a library for 50 years before reverting to its use as a Chapel
The building originally served as a Quaker meeting house since 1701, later functioning as a library before becoming a Salvation Army Citadel, reflecting the site's enduring role in community and religious life.

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