3-078-247 - The Print Collector/Heritage Images

Meeting-House of the Plymouth Brethren, 1890. 'Plymouth has always been a rather lively and zealous community with regard to religions movements; and it was here, half a century ago, that the sect of "Plymouth Brethren," whose doctrines and practices somewhat resembled those of the early Quakers, began its operations, much noticed at the time. Their building is known as the Raleigh-street Hall'. From "Illustrated London News", 1890.