The chapel was located at 118/120 Warwick Street (on the corner of Kenilworth Street). It was built in 1834 as a ...
Thanks to Anne Langley for the following information: Long Compton The 1851 religious census lists a Primitive Methodist Meeting Place, with ...
A chapel with 90 sittings was built for £399 in Green End in 1860 next to the Buck and Bell ...
Chapel Street, Long Lawford, CV23 9BH
Lower Quinton parish was in Gloucestershire until 1931 but is now in Warwickshire. A piece of land at the end ...
High Street Napton CV47 8NB
Anne Langley has provided the following information: Newbold on Stour & Ettington This was part of the Stratford circuit. The chapel ...
Northend is north east of Kineton. Northend Primitive Methodist chapel was opened in 1855 and closed before 1940. At the ...
A Primitive Methodist chapel with sittings for 50 was built in 1850 and appears in the 1851 Religious census when ...
where John Wright was bruised, torn and gored by an infuriated cow, and saved from an untimely and melancholy death by a most striking interposition of Divine Providence
A barn, then a chapel, now a house
West End Radway WARWICK CV35 0UF
Anne Langley has provided the following information: Ratley. A Primitive Methodist chapel was built on Town Hill in 1839. The 1851 ...
Primitive Methodist activity in Stockton is mentioned in the Leamington Circuit minutes from 1849 onwards, though it came off the ...
Great William Street STRATFORD-UPON-AVON CV37 6RY
The trustees bought a piece of land in 1868 costing £15 for building a chapel; they are listed as nine ...
Anne Langley has provided the following information: Tysoe. The 1851 religious census records the Primitive Methodists meeting in part of a ...
Primitive Methodism around Tamworth 4
Primitive Methodist meetings are first recorded in Warwick in 1849 and they met in a mission room in Market Place. ...
Anne Langley has provided the following information: Wellesbourne. The Primitive Methodists were meeting in Wellesbourne by 1853 and using part of ...
