Independent Chapel

SeaCopRimmer · Posted: Thu Sep 10, 2009 2:13 pm Post subject:

The only houses I remember on the 'odd' side were nearer to Kensington Road? Where the shops (Asda, Boots, Range, etc) are now were, I think, the railway engine sheds and the coal yard - must look at an old map and check that?

The Methodist Church in Derby Road (near to the junction with Mornington Road) was where I used to take my babies to the clinic to be wieghed and to get the milk and orange juice

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Delboy · Joined: 12 May 2006 Posts: 26 Location: Nottinghamshire

Having started this, I now realise that I have a (digital) copy of Bland, and in it he says;
Aug 9th 1862 “Foundation stone of a Primitive Methodist Chapel (was) laid in London St, by Mr Jonas Segar. Architect, Mr W Hodge; builder, Mr W Iliingworth”

And Oct 23rd, "London St. Primitive Methodist Chapel (was) opened by the Rev. Charles Garrett.”

Dotty · Posted: Thu Sep 10, 2009 5:02 pm Post subject: Wow...

That would be a grand thing to find again... :smt010

Dotty

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