Quarrington Hill Primitive Methodist chapel

The March 1886 Primitive Methodist magazine records that the Primitive Methodist society at Quarrington Hill in the Thornley Station had commenced the construction of a chapel. and schoolroom.  It was the cost £500 and half had been raised. The November edition records that the chapel was opened.

The chapel is still marked on Ordnance Survey maps in 1978 as a chapel.

On Street View in 2009 and 2010 the building still exists, in use as a garage. By the 2021 view, it has been replaced by a modern detached house.

Reference

Primitive Methodist magazine 1886 pages and 701