WESLEYAN CHAPEL, CHURCH LANE, FILLONGLEY. Opened 1892
There was a small Wesleyan Chapel in Wood End Lane, now converted into a house, that local families attended. Families included The Barrs, The Hutts, The Willises and the Taylors. They decided to raise funds for a new chapel and it was built in Church Lane and opened in 1892. David Barr began a fund to build retired preacher's cottages in Berryfields with a donation of £200 and these were completed in 1898.
The Chapel in Church Lane has now been converted into a house (approx 1980)
Photograph below by Sidwell 1900c
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Above - Wesleyan Chapel in Wood End Lane. Was used by Pullen's Puppets for many years, now converted into a house.
Below: Methodist Retired Preacher's Cottages, Berryfields
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