The Baptist Tabernacle on Wellington Street, August 1981. 
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A Pictorial History of Stockton-on-Tees
The Baptist Tabernacle on Wellington Street, August 1981.
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Yes, I enjoyed many good and blessed times there in 1985 and 1986
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Does anyone know where I can find the archives of the Old Tabernacle? Date approx. 1890.
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Thank you for this website and this photo. I am the new senior minister at ‘The Tab’ and am grateful to have seen what the former place looked like. We had our 10-year anniversary celebration of the present building (Riverside, on The Square) in September of this year.
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Unfortunately the Tabernacle and the Co-op are two more buildings confined to Stockton’s history. Even more sad when you consider that the Wellington Square development which now stands on this site, has a good proportion of its shops empty! Was it really worth it!
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Dr Bill Davies. Although the old Tabernacle in Wellington Street is no longer due to redevelopment. A new Tabernacle was built down by the river to replace it. I also used to attend the Tab but later dates than yourself ie from about 1958 to 1963 when I left Stockton.
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I remember the Tabernacle well. I enjoyed many youth for Christ services there in years 1946-1951. Sad to think it has gone.
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Yes, the Tabernacle was in Wellington Street opposite the Co-op department store.
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YES IT WAS OPPOSITE THE OLD CO-OP BUILDING. IT WAS A MAGNIFICENT BUILDING HOW SAD IT WAS REPLACED BY LIDL SUPERMARKET. FAR TOO MANY OLD BUILDING ARE DEMOLISHED ON TEESSIDE.
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Was the Tabernacle opposite the old Co-op building?
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