The building illustrated was designed by John Wills of Derby, who was a major nonconformist architect of the nineteenth century, ...
Keith Guyler’s exceptional collection of pictures of chapels which were formerly Primitive Methodist includes one labelled Cooke Street, Bentley. Thanks ...
Built to seat 431, at the time of the 1940 Statistical Returns, it could seat 340. It is still in ...
Bowes is in that part of Yorkshire that was transferred to County Durham in 1974. The first appearance of Bowes in ...
Chapel Street Wesleyan chapel in Bridlington was designed by William Botterill, an architect based in Kingston-upon-Hull who was also responsible ...
Built to seat 970, the chapel could accommodate 807 in 1940. When the Doncaster Circuit was divided in 1884, Oxford ...
The Eastbrook Chapel was opened in 1825, after the Kirkgate Chapel was found to be to small for the then ...
Built in 1816 and seemingly merged with the former Primitive Methodist chapel in 1943. That was absorbed/merged into the All ...
Brunswick, Green Gates was in the Woodhouse Grove Circuit Built to seat 439, at the time of the 1940 Statistical Returns, ...
Built to seat 478, at the time of the 1940 Statistical Returns, it could seat 100. It is still in ...
The chapel was built in 1819. The building is now used as a Theatre and Arts Centre Sources Site visit 26.02.2017
Scott Street Chapel was built in the manufacturing area of Sculcoates in the early nineteenth century and closed about one ...
Trinity, Coltman Street was opened in May 1872. Designed by William Botterill, a local architect who was also responsible for ...
Andrews, Son and Pepper’s chapel of 1869 could seat 560. It is still in use as a Methodist/URC shared church, ...
East Street Wesleyan Methodist chapel was designed by George Woodhouse of Bolton. He had an extensive practice, designing at least ...
In 1940 St John’s Wesleyan Methodist Chapel had seating for 740 in pews. There were three schoolrooms and sixteen other ...
The buildings illustrated were built on Middlesbrough Street in 1880. They were designed by F.R.N. Haswell (1834-1912) an architect based in ...
Extracts from 'A Short History', including Baptisms 1848 to 1952
