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Ferryhill Methodist Church


Ferryhill Methodist Church is located on Market Street in Ferryhill, County Durham. It was originally a Primitive Methodist Chapel. By the front entrance are a series of foundation stones, including one which gives the date of February 13th 1900.[1]  However, a smaller chapel on this site appears on the 1896 Ordnance Survey map, but it is unclear if the current building replaced it or extended it. The church is part of the West Durham Methodist Circuit.

Ferryhill Historic Buildings and Monuments in Ferryhill Churches and Cathedrals 1900 Methodism
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Ferryhill Primitive Methodist chapel
- The current (2024) Ferryhill Methodist Church is the former Primitive Methodist chapel. To the left of the front entrance is a series of foundation stones, including one which gives the …
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County: County Durham
Post code: DL17 8JL
Grid ref: NZ28863284

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