History
It was built in 1811 as a church hall for the Particular Baptists
It was also used by Robert Owen in the 1820s and 1830s; his London Co-Operative Society held its inaugural meeting there in 1824
After 1837 it was used by the Swedenborgians, until it became St Pancras Free Church in 1949 (this was free in a financial rather than theological sense, and owned by the parish church of St Pancras itself)
It was demolished in 1927
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What was reforming about it?
It hosted various local reforming institutions in the nineteenth century
Where in Bloomsbury
It was located in Burton Street, on the site of modern no. 39
Website of current institution
It no longer exists
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Books about it
None found
Archives
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