Sunbury Court, historic building in Sunbury-on-Thames, Surrey
Sunbury Court is a convention center and Grade II* listed building from the 18th century located in Spelthorne, England. The mansion contains large meeting rooms, smaller private spaces, and relaxation areas while blending historic architecture with modern facilities.
Built in 1723 by John Witt, the mansion changed hands several times before the Salvation Army acquired it in 1921. Since then it has served as the organization's primary venue for major gatherings, including leadership elections held there since 1929.
Sunbury Court holds deep significance for the Salvation Army, serving as the organization's primary meeting place since 1921. Visitors can sense how the building has become woven into the group's identity and decision-making traditions.
The site provides overnight accommodation, meeting spaces, and dining areas for visitor groups. The expansive grounds with walking paths allow you to explore the gardens and natural areas at your own pace.
A musical composition titled 'Sunbury Court' was written in 1961 to honor the place and mark its importance in Salvation Army history. This piece remains part of how the site is remembered within the organization's cultural life.
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