George's Meeting House

George's Meeting House is a J D Wetherspoon pub at 38 South Street, Exeter, Devon, EX1 1ED. According to Wetherspoon's pub history, the building is the former George's Meeting, listed as an unaltered 18th-century chapel; it was built as a Unitarian chapel in 1760 and named after King George III, who came to the throne the same year. George's Meeting closed as a chapel in 1983 and had been converted to commercial use (Global Village) by 1987, and was most recently an antiques centre before becoming a Wetherspoon pub. The pub offers Wi-Fi, TV screens, a licensed outside area, baby change and step-free access, and is part of Wetherspoon's estate of pubs.

Wetherspoon's pub history states that George's Meeting House is the former George's Meeting, listed as having special interest as an unaltered 18th-century chapel. It was built as a Unitarian chapel in 1760 and named after King George III, who came to the throne the same year. George's Meeting closed as a chapel in 1983 and had been converted to commercial use (Global Village) by 1987. It was most recently an antiques centre before becoming a Wetherspoon pub. The pub history also describes stained-glass windows in remembrance of the Marshall family and the Long family.

A Wetherspoon pub occupying a listed former 18th-century Unitarian chapel in Exeter.

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1. 1George’s Meeting House - J D Wetherspoonjdwetherspoon.com
2. 2George’s Meeting House - J D Wetherspoonjdwetherspoon.com
3. 3History - J D Wetherspoonjdwetherspoon.com