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Trinity Methodist
Iv done a lot of churches / chapels, I mean seriously 50+ but still haven't got "that shot" u know everything symmetrical, so here's my best shot :rofl
Anyway just flicking through folders & this is one that's been covered a fair but but I haven't posted so here's my take.
This Chapel was designed by George B. Ford of Burslem, and built on Chapel Street in 1878, when it was known as Wesley chapel. It is now known as Trinity Methodist Church.
At the time of the 1940 Statistical Returns, it could seat 450.
The chapel is now a listed building which probably explains why nothing has happened with it.
Cant find much else about this place but it is rather nice with some glorious woodwork, so heres the pics.
That will do from here.
Iv done a lot of churches / chapels, I mean seriously 50+ but still haven't got "that shot" u know everything symmetrical, so here's my best shot :rofl
Anyway just flicking through folders & this is one that's been covered a fair but but I haven't posted so here's my take.
This Chapel was designed by George B. Ford of Burslem, and built on Chapel Street in 1878, when it was known as Wesley chapel. It is now known as Trinity Methodist Church.
At the time of the 1940 Statistical Returns, it could seat 450.
The chapel is now a listed building which probably explains why nothing has happened with it.
Cant find much else about this place but it is rather nice with some glorious woodwork, so heres the pics.
That will do from here.
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