Ramsgate Northwood Primitive Methodist chapel was opened in 1846. From 1892 it was used by the Wesleyan Methodists. It closed in 1988.
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By Christopher Hill
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I think it subsequently burnt down. My dad often preached here, and on the occasion I accompanied him (probably in the mid 1970s) he also played for them on their harmonium. Despite having to do all the work I think he still stuck to the five hymn sandwich!
At that time there were at least six nonconformist places of worship in Ramsgate: three Methodist, Baptist, Congregationalist (dated from the Great Ejection of 1662) and Presbyterian – now everyone from those traditions worships in Hardres Street United Church (see My Wesleyans and My Methodists).
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I think it subsequently burnt down. My dad often preached here, and on the occasion I accompanied him (probably in the mid 1970s) he also played for them on their harmonium. Despite having to do all the work I think he still stuck to the five hymn sandwich!
At that time there were at least six nonconformist places of worship in Ramsgate: three Methodist, Baptist, Congregationalist (dated from the Great Ejection of 1662) and Presbyterian – now everyone from those traditions worships in Hardres Street United Church (see My Wesleyans and My Methodists).
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