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Communion Table from Daventry Methodist Church
19/03/2021
In 1967 my father (Leslie Meanwell) a Methodist Local Preacher discovered late on the Thursday of the week that he ...
Thoralby Band of Hope
14/03/2021
Penny Ellis who provides the Thoralby through time website has provided transcripts of two articles about Thoralby Band of Hope, ...
Rev Percy E Blackburn
10/03/2021
Jesmond, Clayton Road Wesleyan Methodist Church
10/03/2021
My great great uncle John Robb was the job architect for the Clayton Road Wesleyan Methodist Church designed in 1881. ...
Coalbrookdale Fletcher Memorial Wesleyan Methodist chapel
05/03/2021
Fletcher Memorial Wesleyan Methodist chapel in Church Road, Coalbrookdale was opened in 1886. It replaced a previous chapel on the ...
Shrewsbury Bethesda Wesleyan Methodist chapel
04/03/2021
Frankwell Wesleyan Methodist chapel in New Street, in the Frankwell district of Shrewsbury, was opened in 1870, although the society ...
Todenham Wesleyan Methodist preaching place
01/03/2021
Martin Hannant tells us that Todenham is listed as a preaching place on the Wesleyan Methodist circuit plan of 1847-48. The ...
Salford Wesleyan Methodist chapel
01/03/2021
Martin Hannant tells us: “Salford Wesleyan Methodist chapel was built in 1847, on land given by the Thornton family, whose ...
Broadwell Wesleyan Methodist preaching place
01/03/2021
A preaching place at Broadwell is mentioned on the Wesleyan Methodist plan of 1847-8 so must have been part of ...
Stourton Wesleyan Methodist chapel
27/02/2021
Martin Hannant tells us: “Methodism was introduced to this hamlet, in the parish of Whichford, Warwickshire, in 1804, when an ...
Oddington Wesleyan Methodist chapel
27/02/2021
Martin Hannant tells us: “In 1903 a Methodist chapel was built on the green at the lower end of Upper ...
Northleach Wesleyan Methodist Chapel
27/02/2021
Martin Hannant tells us: “This chapel was originally a messuage (dwelling place) in the Mill End of Northleach which was ...
Long Compton Wesleyan Methodist Chapel
27/02/2021
Martin Hannant tells us: “There were Wesleyan and Primitive Methodist Chapels in the village; the Wesleyan Chapel was built in ...
Kingham Wesleyan Methodist Chapel
27/02/2021
Martin Hannant tells us: “On September 5th 1855 Joseph Perry purchased from Mr Joseph Steel of Enstone for £105 two newly ...
Hook Norton Wesleyan Methodist Chapel
27/02/2021
Martin Hannant tells us: “The earliest authority for a Wesleyan congregation is recorded in the Quarter session records for Oxfordshire ...
Enstone Wesleyan Methodist Chapel
27/02/2021
Martin Hannant tells us that “The chapel was opened in 1811 in Chapel Lane, Neat Enstone and was forced to ...
Lower Brailes Wesleyan Methodist Chapel
27/02/2021
Like many villages, the parish of Brailes had two Methodist chapels – a Primitive Methodist one in Upper Brailes built ...
Bledington Wesleyan Methodist Chapel
27/02/2021
Thanks to Martin Hannant for the following information: “By 1847 there was a small community of protestant dissenters and the house ...
Ascott Wesleyan Methodist chapel
26/02/2021
The Wesleyan Methodist chapel at Ascott near Whichwood dates from at least as early as 1816, it was registered as ...
Chipping Norton Wesleyan Methodist Chapel
26/02/2021
There is evidence of Methodists worshipping in Chipping Norton from about 1790. Originally they used to worship in a building ...
Shackerstone Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Leicestershire
24/02/2021
Shackerstone Wesleyan Methodist Chapel was built in 1825-7. Application was made to the Chapel Committee for permission to build a ...
Moorlands Wesleyan Chapel and Schools, Boothroyd Lane, Dewsbury
24/02/2021
Built to seat 1100, with a gallery and an organ, the chapel was opened in 1877. The School consisted of ...
Monton Wesleyan Chapel, Grange Drive, Eccles
24/02/2021
This church was designed in 1898 by the architects Potts, Son and Hennings of Manchester. Edward Potts (1839-1909) was a ...
Roade Wesleyan Chapel
24/02/2021
There have been three Wesleyan Methodist chapels in Roade. The first, built in 1852 could seat 89. The chapel illustrated ...
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