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Askham, Notts
The chapel was opened in 1873
Besthorpe, Nottinghamshire
The tiny chapel at Besthorpe was built in 1832. Its opening prompted the Anglicans to do something about their own ...
Bulwell Wesleyan Chapel
Nottinghamshire
Caunton Wesleyan Methodist chapel
The former Wesleyan Methodist chapel in Caunton, Nottinghamshire has been converted to residential use. The chapel was on Norwell Road. When ...
Costock
Although the site of the Wesleyan chapel in Costock, Nottinghamshire is known, no trace can now be found. “Mr. Paling’s farmhouse ...
East Bridgford Wesleyan Methodist chapel
Main Street, East Bridgford, NOTTINGHAM, NG13 8NH
East Leake Wesleyan Methodist chapel
The first Wesleyan Methodist chapel in East Leake was built in 1794, according to Myles, or 1798, on land given ...
East Markham Wesleyan Schools, Notts
Eastwood Wesleyan Chapel, Nottinghamshire
Eastwood Wesleyan Chapel was built in 1835. In 1851 it reported 130 free and 100 other sittings which closely matches ...
Eastwood, Victoria Street Wesleyan Chapel, Nottinghamshire
Eastwood, Victoria Street Wesleyan Chapel was built of brick between 1873 (when the Wesleyans reported a much smaller building) and ...
Forest Town Wesleyan Chapel
'The Tin Tabernacle'
Gringley on the Hill, High Street Chapel
John Wesley recorded in his Journal that he preached twice at Gringley-on-the-Hill when he was in his seventies in 1774 ...
Headon cum Upton
We believe this was a Wesleyan Methodist Chapel in the village of Headon cum Upton in Nottinghamshire
Hucknall, Wesley Chapel Watnell Street
The first Wesleyan chapel in Hucknall was built in 1846, in Chapel Street. The building illustrated was designed by John Wills ...
Kimberley Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Nottinghamshire
Kimberley Wesleyan Methodist Chapel was built in 1822 but it had fallen into the hands of the Wesleyan Reformers by ...
Kimberley, Truman Street Wesleyan Chapel, Nottighamshire
Kimberley, Truman Street Wesleyan Chapel was built in 1891. In 1940 the chapel seated 220 (120 in 1970). At both ...
Kinoulton Wesleyan Chapel (i), Nottinghamshire
Kinoulton Wesleyan preaching place was built in 1831 application having been made to the Chapel Committee for permission to build ...
Kinoulton Wesleyan Methodist Chapel (ii), Nottinghamshire
Kinoulton Wesleyan Methodist Chapel was built in 1879. The reported seating accommodation provided by this building fluctuated widely, from 180 ...
Laneham Wesleyan Methodist, Notts
The Wesleyan movement became established at Laneham in the early 1830s, meeting in a school. The chapel was built in ...
Mansfield, Old Clipstone Wesleyan Chapel,
Melton Mowbray Circuit: attendance figures from 1907
Whereas the current Methodist Church counts its congregations for a month each October, figures from the high-water mark of Methodism ...
Misson, Former Wesleyan Methodist Chapel
Now become a private residence
Misterton, Notts (now South Yorkshire)
John Wesley visited Misterton frequently as it was on one of the main roads to Epworth; indeed, he told a ...
Normanton on Soar Wesleyan chapel
The story of Wesleyan Methodism in Normanton on Soar started with services being held here in the houses of Mr. ...
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