Newcastle upon Tyne, Emma Robson Memorial Primitive Methodist chapel

High Street Gosforth NE3 1DD

Gosforth Emma Robson Memorial Primitive Methodist chapel
Richard Jennings 2019
Newcastle upon Tyne Emma Robson Memorial Primitive Methodist chapel

The 1883 Primitive Methodist magazine contains a note of the opening in 1882 of a new Primitive Methodist chapel in Gosforth. Emma Robson was the daughter of “an old and faithful worker in our church at Gosforth” and the family gave £300 to the church in her memory.

The chapel congregation came from Bulman Village Chapel. It seated 221. The chapel was in use until 2000 and then became Northern Rock Offices. On Street View it is in use by the Community Foundation and named Philanthropy House.

Thanks to Richard Jennings for providing the picture.

Reference

Primitive Methodist magazine 1883 page 123

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  • Primitive Methodist Chapel. Now Northern Rock Offices. Built 1882. Congregation from Bulman Village Chapel. In use until 2000. Seated 221. Snecked stone, gabled front with three stepped round-headed windows above porch. Interior altered.

    Source
    Peter F Ryder, 2012, Nonconformist Chapels and Meeting Houses in Newcastle and North Tyneside, a survey; Peter F Ryder, 2012, Methodist churches on or near Gosforth High Street

    By John Walley (13/03/2023)

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