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Ascott Wesleyan Methodist chapel
The Wesleyan Methodist chapel at Ascott near Whichwood dates from at least as early as 1816, it was registered as ...
Birmingham, Corporation Street, Wesleyan Methodist Central Hall, Warwickshire
Corporation Street Wesleyan Methodist Central Hall was probably built early in the twentieth century. It is a vast building occupying ...
Birmingham, Erdington, Station Street, Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Warwickshire
Erdington, Station Street, Wesleyan Methodist Chapel premises were built in stages from 1869. The first two structures on the site ...
Leamington, Dale Street
The first Methodist place of worship in Leamington dated from 1817, and a chapel in Portland Street opened in 1825. ...
Long Compton Wesleyan Methodist Chapel
Martin Hannant tells us: “There were Wesleyan and Primitive Methodist Chapels in the village; the Wesleyan Chapel was built in ...
Lower Brailes Wesleyan Methodist Chapel
Like many villages, the parish of Brailes had two Methodist chapels – a Primitive Methodist one in Upper Brailes built ...
Stourton Wesleyan Methodist chapel
Martin Hannant tells us: “Methodism was introduced to this hamlet, in the parish of Whichford, Warwickshire, in 1804, when an ...
Sutton Coldfield, Four Oaks, Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Warwickshire
Four Oaks, Wesleyan Methodist Chapel is a stone built structure situated in a prominent position on rising ground at the ...

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