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meeting house

[mee-ting hous] / ˈmi tɪŋ ˌhaʊs /


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In 1818, a “Baptist meeting house” was reported on the site.

From Washington Post

By 1818 a “Baptist meeting house” of unknown design was on the Nassau Street site.

From Washington Post

Richter, who has 13 kids and is one of five wives, said the sight of the brewery or the vacant old meeting house “feels like a knife in the gut.”

From Los Angeles Times

As for their homes, Read tried to mimic the austerity of Latter-day Saint temples and meeting houses.

From Los Angeles Times

In fact, they are closed on Sundays, when members go to meeting houses, which are open to any guest who wants to attend a Sunday service.

From Washington Post