WESTGATE METHODIST CHAPEL

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"In the 18th and 19th centuries Westgate was the main centre of Primitive Methodist activity in Weardale; the original chapel was built in 1824, the year after an open air ‘camp meeting’, which was held in a local field and attracted 200 people. The chapel was rebuilt in 1871 to accommodate 500 people, and the original building was converted into a schoolroom. It is outstanding because it retains its complete Victorian layout, including a full set of pews and original windows....."
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Historic Chapels Trust
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Link: https://www.hct.org.uk/chapels/westgate-methodist-chapel
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Added by: Simon Cotterill
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