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Arreton Bible Christian Chapel, Isle of Wight
The Bible Christians commenced preaching in some part of Arreton very soon after they came to the island, in the ...
Bishopstoke Bible Christian chapel
The Bible Christian chapel at Bishopstoke opened in 1848, This account of the opening also explains why it built where ...
Cowes United Methodist Free Churches chapel, Isle of Wight
Cowes UMFC chapel was built in 1890 The Architect was Mr S E Tonkins and the builders J Ball and ...
East Cowes Bible Christian chapel, Isle of Wight
The 1867 Register of places of non-conformist worship includes an entry for a Bible Christian society labelled The Marsh. ...
Hampshire and the Isle of Wight
The Bible Christians had a strong presence in the Isle of Wight, and in the east of Hampshire. The Free Methodists were mainly in the Isle of Wight.
Hatch Bottom Ebenezer Bible Christian chapel
Hatch Bottom was the place chosen by the Bible Christians for their chapel in West End, between Southampton and Eastleigh. ...
Hedge End, Southampton
While researching High Town, I came across a reference to Hedge End on a website maintained by the Local Studies ...
High Town, Bursledon Road, Southampton
In the late 1950s I used to cycle to work at the International Stores (formerly Smithers) in Bitterne. I recall ...
King's Somborne Methodist Free Church
The Chapel was built in 1826.The photograph shows the building in 2012 by which time its future was uncertain.
Rookley Bible Christian Chapel Isle of Wight
2017 photo of the Bible Christian chapel at Rookley on the Isle of Wight. Still an active Methodist church.
Sholing Manor Road, Southampton
By the mid 19th century Woolston was well established on the east side of the River Itchen, across from Southampton ...
Southampton Bible Christian Chapel
This chapel stood on the east side of St Mary’s Road, close to “Six Dials,” where St Mary’s Road, St ...
Southampton Jubilee Bible Christian Chapel
This chapel stood on the south side of Princess Street, which ran between the railway line and the Itchen wharfs, ...
Southampton Shirley Bible Christian Church
This stood between nos 26 and 30, Stratton Road, Shirley. It was built by the Bible Christians, later the United ...
Southsea Brougham Road Bible Christian Church
Cathedral tinted glass in the front windows, a south aspect, has conduced to the comfort in the Summer days
Southsea Grosvenor Street Bible Christian chapel
A wonderful tea, and they made sure it was all consumed.
Sway Bible Christian chapel
Bible Christians in the New Forest looking to flourish.
Whitwell Ebenezer Bible Christian chapel, Isle of Wight
They celebrated the raising of the chapel with tea, not alcohol.
Winchester, Parchment Street United Methodist Free Church
Does anyone have any information about this building?
Winchester, Upper Brook Street Wesleyan Methodist Association chapel
Unmarked on any map, but a real presence.
Yarmouth South Street Bible Christian chapel, Isle of Wight
We are fortunate in that the deeds of this property have been deposited in the Isle of Wight Record Office. The ...

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