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Catalogue description WARRINGTON, BOLD STREET METHODIST CHAPEL
This record is held by Cheshire Archives and Local Studies
| Reference: | EMS 336 |
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| Title: | WARRINGTON, BOLD STREET METHODIST CHAPEL |
| Description: |
MINISTER Registers of baptisms Registers of marriages Pulpit notices Visiting lists Miscellaneous LEADERS' MEETING Minutes Correspondence Roll of members Miscellaneous Committees CLASS LEADERS Miscellaneous SOCIETY STEWARDS Accounts POOR STEWARDS Accounts WOMENS' WORK LOCAL COMMITTEE Minutes LOCAL YOUTH COUNCIL Minutes SUNDAY SCHOOL SECRETARY Minutes Accounts Record books Annual report Admission and attendance registers Miscellaneous MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY Minutes WESLEY GUILD Minutes Membership roll Miscellaneous TRUSTEES Deeds Minutes Accounts Correspondence and papers MISCELLANEOUS |
| Date: | 1779-2015 |
| Held by: | Cheshire Archives and Local Studies, not available at The National Archives |
| Language: | English |
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| Physical description: | 182 files |
| Immediate source of acquisition: |
Acc 5334 |
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| Administrative / biographical background: |
A Wesleyan Methodist Chapel was established in Bank Street in 1778. By 1849, it was proving inadequate for the growing congregation and a new chapel was built in Bold Street, which opened in 1850. In 1973-75 the Bold Street site was redeveloped: the old church was demolished and a new one opened in 1975. The Sunday School was established in Buttermarket Street in 1817. In 1884 work began on a new Sunday School adjacent to the church in Bold Street. The redundant buildings in Buttermarket Street were then used by the Buttermarket Street Wesleyan Mission which developed into the Ellesmere Street Society. (See EMS 256). |
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