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Deeping St James, United Methodist Free Chapel, Lincolnshire
Deeping St James United Methodist Free Chapel was built of brick in 1888. In 1940 the chapel seated 200 in ...
Epworth Methodist New Connexion Church
After the split in 1797 the trustees of the Epworth Wesleyan chapel were split between the MNC Kilham family and ...
Grantham, Little Ganerby, Chapel Street United Free Methodist Chapel, Lincolnshire
In 1872 the Free Methodist Chapel was in Chapel Street, Little Ganerby. In 1940 the chapel seated 380 in pews. ...
Normanby by Spital United Methodist Free Church
The former Normanby by Spital United Methodist Free Church dates from 1864. Built of pale orange brick with red and ...
Saxilby United Methodist Free Church
Saxilby United Methodist Free Church was built in 1881. Before that there had been a Reform/Free chapel on the site ...
Thurlby Top United Free Methodist Chapel, Lincolnshire
Thurlby United Free Methodist Chapel was built in 1861. In 1940 it seated 160 on pews. There was a schoolroom ...
Thurlby Wesleyan Reform Preaching place, Lincolnshire
In 1851 the Wesleyan Reformers of Thurlby were meeting in a shared building on Thurlby Green which had been built ...
Thurlby, Northorpe Wesleyan Reform Chapel, Lincolnshire
Northorpe Wesleyan Reform Chapel was built in 1851. It provided 100 free and 48 other sittings. No other mentions of ...

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