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Gospel Hall (Plymouth Brethren) on the eastern side of Frizington Road, as seen by the Streetview van in 2009. Circa NY 034 169.

Redundant chapel on Main Street. NY 035 174. Janet Gimber advises that this building has now been demolished, though it wasn't a chapel, but the Sunday School to the Primitive Methodist Chapel which stood adjacent. The photo shows the door which connected the two buildings. Janet has also drawn my attention to these articles - the first from 1903 tells of anniversary celebrations of the chapel, unfortunately not saying which anniversary it was. The second, dating from 2006, and which includes an old photo, mentions 50th anniversary celebrations of the Methodist Church. The Sunday School is seen at the right, behind the P.M. Chapel, and an older Methodist Chapel on the left. Interestingly, St. John's Methodist (below) looks too modern to have been celebrating 50 years in 2006, so perhaps there was another earlier building too. © Steve Bulman. Its My Primitive Methodists entry dates it to 1877, with closure "by 1940".

St. John (Methodist) on Main Street. It stands on the site of its Wesleyan predecessor of 1859, re-built in 1884. NY 0350 1740. © Steve Bulman. A photo of the old chapel can be seen here (on the left), with the Primitive Methodist across the road.

St. Joseph (R.C.). NY 0359 1727. © Steve Bulman.

St. Paul. NY 0327 1698. © Steve Bulman. Link.