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Barnstaple, Boutport Street
The building illustrated was designed by Alexander Lauder of Barnstaple (1836-1921) who was Head Teacher at Barnstaple School of Art, ...
Crediton Wesleyan Methodist Church Devon
Crediton Wesleyan Methodist Church Devon
Exeter St Sidwell Street Wesleyan Methodist chapel
Exeter St Sidwell Street Wesleyan Methodist interior and exterior. Large square chapel in a rich Edwardian Baroque style with Art Nouveau ...
$Ilfracombe, Ropery Green$
Ilfracombe, Ropery Green
The building illustrated was designed by Alexander Lauder of Barnstaple in 1863, and was the third Wesleyan chapel to be ...
Ipplepen, Newton Abbot Circuit
The chapel of 1865/6 replaced a previous Wesleyan chapel of 1826. Throughout the history of the chapel it has always been ...
Landkey, Barnstaple Circuit
The building illustrated was designed by Alexander Lauder of Barnstaple (1836-1921). It is now a Grade II listed building. In 1873 it ...
Lee Moor Wesleyan Methodist Church, Devon
Lee Moor Wesleyan Methodist Church, Devon Closed now
Morthoe Wesleyan chapel
The building illustrated, in the Ilfracombe Circuit, was designed by W.H. Gould of Ilfracombe. Grid Ref: SS455452 Reference: The twenty-fourth annual report ...
Newton Abbot, Courteney Street
The first Wesleyan chapel in Newton Abbot was on Mill Lane, and built in 1817. The society moved to a ...
Plymouth Methodist Central Hall
Plymouth Methodist Central Hall mission circuit Plymouth Central Hall, converted in 1940 from the Ebenezer WM chapel of 1815 in Eastlake ...
Torquay, Rock Road Wesleyan Chapel
The building illustrated was designed by Edward Appleton , and built on Rock Road in 1853. It replaced the first ...

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