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Catton Methodist Church
Catton Methodist Church is located on the main road (B6295) through Catton on the left-hand side of a small crossroads at the bottom of the hill. It was built in 1882 as a Primitive Methodist chapel and was previously known as Catton Lane Foot Chapel. It replaced an earlier church, which stood on a site at the opposite side of the road to the new church. The old church building served as a Sunday school for a time, then was later demolished. The new church stood on land donated by the local landowner, W.B. Beaumont. It was built in Gothic style, reminiscent of Allendale Hall. It could seat 160 and cost £500 to build. It originally had an ornate wooden spire, but this had to be taken down in the late 1980s because of rot problems.
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Catton Primitive Methodist Church, Allendale
- The chapel was built in 1882, at the foot of Catton Lane. It replaced an earlier building – see the 1851 Census return – and was in a most unusual …
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Catton Primitive Methodist Chapel (Allendale)
- Catton Methodist Church, formerly Catton Lane Foot Chapel. 1882, replacing an earlier chapel. A rather unusual chapel in a free Gothic style, dominated by shouldered arches and corbelling, reminiscent of …
Added by
Simon Cotterill
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Catton Primitive Methodist Church, Allendale
- The chapel was built in 1882, at the foot of Catton Lane. It replaced an earlier building – see the 1851 Census return – and was in a most unusual …
Added by
Simon Cotterill
from https://keystothepast.info/se…
Catton Primitive Methodist Chapel (Allendale)
- Catton Methodist Church, formerly Catton Lane Foot Chapel. 1882, replacing an earlier chapel. A rather unusual chapel in a free Gothic style, dominated by shouldered arches and corbelling, reminiscent of …
Added by
Simon Cotterill
