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English: The former Bugby Chapel, Prospect Place, Epsom, Surrey, England, seen from the southeast.
Built in the 18th century for William Bugby, an Independent Calvinist preacher who died in 1772. The chapel was later Unitarian, then Strict Baptist (Salem Chapel), and then became Epsom and District Synagogue. In 1994 it was converted into an office.
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