Salvation Army Hall

The former Salvation Army Hall in Godalming, Surrey, is a historically significant building dating back to around 1830. Initially serving Congregationalists, it later became a Methodist chapel before being occupied by The Salvation Army until its closure in 2012. The building, now known as Aurum House, has been listed at Grade II for its architectural importance, featuring local Bargate stone and distinctive brickwork. Godalming's rich history of Nonconformity is reflected in this site, which has transitioned through various religious uses over the centuries, making it a notable landmark for both tourists and researchers interested in the area's cultural heritage.