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Holbeach Hurn United Methodist Free Church, Lincolnshire
The village has also been known as Holbeach St Luke (from c.1870), and prior to that it was part of ...
Hulme Wilmot Street Ebenezer Wesleyan Methodist Association Sunday School
Hulme, Wilmot Street Ebenezer Wesleyan Methodist Association Sunday school was built in 1835, When used as a place of worship ...
Lincoln, Saxon Street United Methodist Free Church chapel, Lincolnshire
Saxon Street UMFC chapel was “a substantial building of red brick, two stories high, erected in 1863 at an outlay ...
Lincoln, Silver Street United Methodist Free Church chapel, Lincolnshire
Silver Street UMFC chapel was built in 1864 to replace an earlier chapel which stood on the same site. In ...
Lincoln, Silver Street, Zion Wesleyan Reformer Chapel, Lincolnshire
In 1855 the Wesleyan Reformers bought Zion chapel in Silver Street from the Huntingdonians who had built it in 1802. ...
Lincoln, West Bight Wesleyan Reformer Chapel, Lincolnshire
In 1852 the Wesleyan Reformers bought a chapel at West Bight from the Wesleyans. Nothing more has been found of ...
Lissington United Methodist Free Church
Lissington is a village near Wragby. This former chapel of 1863 stands on Wickenby Road. There were both Free Methodist and ...
Long Sutton United Methodist Free Church, Market Street
This stood on Market Street, a stone’s throw from the Wesleyan from which the Reformers had seceded. The new building ...
Moulton Chapel United Methodist Free Church
Moulton Chapel is near Spalding, and named after its Anglican chapelry which is now the parish church. The village is ...
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 ...
Pinchbeck United Methodist Free Church
Standing on Knight Street, the chapel, seating 110, was built in 1847 as a Wesleyan (replacing an earlier chapel) and ...
Pinchbeck West United Methodist Free Church, Lincolnshire
Situated on Glenside South (River Glen), the chapel was built in 1863 under the auspices of the Spalding circuit of ...
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