Berwick Watchtower

Berwick-upon-Tweed

Museum in Berwick-upon-Tweed

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The Berwick Watchtower Gallery is an art gallery in Berwick upon Tweed housed in an extraordinary building built in 1848, which previously served as a Presbyterian church, Co-operative Wholesale Society social rooms, a carpet warehouse, and for forty years the Jehovah Witnesses' Kingdom Hall. Opened in September 2012, it held over thirty exhibitions dedicated to more than sixty British artists, along with concerts, charity events, plays and presentations. The gallery closed to all public visitors from 6 November 2017 and will re-open with a major show of the work of Ian Stephenson in due course.

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