Sheffield Anns Road Primitive Methodist chapel

1 Anns Road Heeley S2 3DJ

Anns Road Primitive Methodist chapel was in Heeley.  It was opened in 1897 on the initiative of the Heeley Primitive Methodist society at Sheaf Street, now the bottom of Gleadless Road. In 1901 it was one of the chapels used when the Primitive Methodist Conference visited Sheffield. As a brand new building it must have impressed the delegates.

It became later St Andrew’s Methodist church. In 2016 it is used as Sheffield Chinese Christian Church. It is substantially unchanged from the outside but is in need of a little attention.  It appears isolated as much of the steep, hilly area around it, formerly terraced housing, has been demolished.

OS grid reference SK3540685097

 

Anns Road Primitive Methodist chapel
Handbook of the Primitive Methodist Conference 1901; Englesea Brook Museum
Anns Road Primitive Methodist chapel front
Christopher Hill 2016
Anns Road Primitive Methodist chapel right side
Christopher Hill 2016
Anns Road Primitive Methodist chapel left side
Christopher Hill 2016
Anns Road Primitive Methodist Sunday School engravings
Christopher Hill 2016
Anns Road Primitive Methodist chapel rear
Christopher Hill 2016

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  • Thanks for the information about when the Sheffield Chinese Christian Church bought the building.

    2016 was when I visited the chapel and took the photographs. My note simply records that the Sheffield Chinese Christian Church were using the building then..

    By Christopher Hill (27/04/2020)
  • Thanks for your information. Referring to the information in the website of present Sheffield Chinese Christian Church (https://www.shefccc.org.uk/who-we-are/background-history/), they bought the church building in 1991, rather than 2016 you mentioned. Could you clarify that? Thanks.

    By Tim Chung (27/04/2020)

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