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| The Wesleyan chapel, was built in 1864, on the site of the old one, is a handsome structure of red brick, with stone dressings, in the Grecian style. In front is a portico supported by six Doric pillars. A gallery runs round the interior, which enables the building to accommodate 700 persons. The original total cost was £2,300, which was raised by subscription. There are two houses for the ministers, one on each side of the chapel, which were built at a further outlay at the time of £1,000. There were three resident ministers. |
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The Ministers houses were built on either side of the Chapel |
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Interior of the Wesleyan Chapel shows the elaborate pulpit
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Elaborate Iron Railings decorate the front, long since gone |
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Demolition in 1864 of the original Wesleyan Chapel built in 1813 |
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