Mount Bethel AMEZ Church, St. George's Parade
The copings and upper window dressings are in pale buff
terracotta; some of the white painted parts are also terracotta.
The old Salvation Army Hall seems to date from the 1890s/1900s (when the
street it is on would have been known as Cleveland Street). It's
red brick and buff terracotta tends to be a bit overwhelmed by the
nearby Central Library. There re-development of this quarter of
town should leave this nice little building unscathed.
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