Late 19th century Salvation Army Hall, Mill Lane, Manningtree (EHER 15995)

Late 19th century Salvation Army hall with a 20th century rear extension. The building is a brick single storey rectangular building with hipped slate roof.

Salvation Army Hall. Probably built early 1890s - it is shown as "Salvation Army Barracks" on the 2nd edition OS 25" map of 1897. The building is a brick single storey rectangular building with hipped slate roof. The front elevation is rendered with two windows each side of the central entrance which projects out. The side elevations have four windows each side with a later brick and slate rear extension to rear. Access was not gained to the interior although a raised stage to the rear of the original building was visible through windows. <1-2>.