19/12/2019
This Society has been in existence since at least 1804, and originally met in cottages next to Radcliffe Bridge. In ...
19/12/2019
This building replaced a previous chapel built on Grosvenor Street in 1886. The foundation stone was laid on 8 July ...
18/12/2019
Built to seat 354, at the time of the 1940 Statistical Returns, it could seat 296. It is still open for ...
18/12/2019
One of a number of Wesleyan chapels built in Southport, Wesley was built to seat 650. At the time of ...
18/12/2019
NEW WESLEYAN CHAPEL IN MANCHESTER.- The first of a series of services in connection with the opening of the new ...
18/12/2019
The Wesleyans of Southport built their third chapel in 1878. SOUTHPORT – Memorial stones of a new Wesleyan chapel in Leyland‑road, ...
18/12/2019
This chapel was built to plans by Paull and Ayliffe selected in December 1863, and the foundation stone was laid ...
18/12/2019
Wesley Chapel, Bagslate was built before 1817, a baptismal register covering 1817 to 1837 being deposited in the National Archives. ...
18/12/2019
Chorlton Wesleyan Chapel on Manchester Road opened in 1873, the foundation stone having been laid in June 1872. It was ...
18/12/2019
This chapel was opened in March 1872, by the Rev. John Rattenbury. It was built as the Wesleyans extended their ...
18/12/2019
Opened on 3 July 1879, this chapel could seat 750 according to the 1940 Statistical Returns. It was demolished 1980, but ...
18/12/2019
A competition was arranged for the rebuilding of Brunswick Wesleyan Chapel, Pendleton, in March 1879. The cost was not to ...
13/12/2019
The building illustrated was designed by Robert Boyle of Manchester, like the contemporary wesleyan chapel in Marsden. It was built ...
13/12/2019
The first chapel on Brougham Road was erected in 1824, but was replaced by the building illustrated in 1871-72. This ...
13/12/2019
The Wesleyan chapel in Filey was designed by a Scarborough architect, John Petch. At the time of the 1940 Statistical Returns, ...
13/12/2019
At the time of the 1940 Statistical Returns, this building could seat 100. It was designed by a local architect, ...
13/12/2019
These drawings were submitted in July 1874 by Henry Walker of Leeds in competition for a new Wesleyan chapel to ...
13/12/2019
The church illustrated was designed in 1904 along with an accompanying school and minister’s house by Thomas Acton Lofthouse, a ...
12/12/2019
The Wesleyans of Englefield Green in Surrey followed a common pattern when bringing the message of Methodism to the locality. ...
12/12/2019
Built to seat 478, at the time of the 1940 Statistical Returns, it could seat 100. It is still in ...
12/12/2019
Built to seat 431, at the time of the 1940 Statistical Returns, it could seat 340. It is still in ...
12/12/2019
Andrews, Son and Pepper’s chapel of 1869 could seat 560. It is still in use as a Methodist/URC shared church, ...
12/12/2019
Brunswick, Green Gates was in the Woodhouse Grove Circuit Built to seat 439, at the time of the 1940 Statistical Returns, ...
12/12/2019
Built to seat 970, the chapel could accommodate 807 in 1940. When the Doncaster Circuit was divided in 1884, Oxford ...
