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Birchington, Canterbury Road Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Kent
Birchington, Canterbury Road Wesleyan Methodist Chapel was built of brick in 1830. Seating capacity rose from 220 in 1873 to ...
Blackheath Chapel
The Avenue, Blackheath
Bromley Farwig Wesleyan Mission and Central Hall
The Farwig Wesleyan Mission was founded in 1881 at the home of Charles and Mary Painter at 12 Mooreland Road. ...
Canterbury Methodist Church, Kent
Chatham Wesleyan Central Hall
Cliftonville, Northdown Road Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Kent
Cliftonville Wesleyan Methodist Chapel was built of stone and brick in 1878. The seating capacity was 680-700 and all seats ...
Deal Methodist Church, Kent
Union Road, Deal
Folkestone, Grace Hill
This drawing is of Grace Hill Wesleyan Methodist chapel, Folkestone. The Society had had four meeting places between 1813 and ...
Garlinge, High Street, Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Kent
Garlinge, High Street, Wesleyan Methodist Chapel was built of brick in 1869. Initially the seating capacity was 170 but this ...
Hawkhurst
Kent
Hythe Wesleyan Methodist chapel.
St Michael’s Methodist-Anglican Church Centre on Rampart Road, Hythe CT21 5BG is the former Wesleyan Methodist chapel. The 1940 Inventory of ...
Lamberhurst
Kent
Lyminge Chapel
Place of parents’ wedding 1942
Maidstone, Tunbridge Road
The main Wesleyan Methodist chapel in Maidstone was built in Union Street in 1810, but by 1882 the town could ...
Margate, Buckingham Road Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Kent
Margate, Buckingham Road Wesleyan Methodist Chapel was built in 1906 although there was already a chapel seating 150 by 1901. ...
Margate, Hawley Square Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Kent
Margate, Hawley Square Wesleyan Methodist Chapel was built of stone and brick in 1811. In 1831 an engraving was published ...
New Cross
The building illustrated was designed by Alexander Lauder of Barnstaple (1836-1921), a prominent architect of Wesleyan chapels. It could seat 1070. Reference: ...
Newington Wesleyan Methodist chapel
The current Newington Methodist church on the west side of Church Lane is the third building used by the Methodist ...
Plaxtol
Kent
Plumstead Central Hall
From my Old Methodist Postcard Album Some of my favourite Mission cards PLUMSTEAD (High Street) Wesleyan Methodist Central Hall. This ...
Ramsgate, Hardres Street Wesleyan Centenary Hall and Sunday Schools, Kent
Hardres Street Wesleyan Centenary Hall and Sunday Schools were built in 1911 to be used in conjunction with Hardres Street ...
Ramsgate, Hardres Street, Bethel Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Kent
Ramsgate, Hardres Street Wesleyan Methodist Chapel was built in 1810. In 1851 it provided 220 free and 450 other sittings. ...
St Nicholas at Wade Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Kent
St Nicholas at Wade Wesleyan Methodist Chapel was built of brick in 1822. The reported seating capacity fluctuated between 200 ...
Westgate on Sea rented preaching place
A rented preaching place Westgate on Sea had 230 sittings in 1891 Sources John Rylands Library University of Manchester, MAC Lawson Returns ...
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