- Chasetown Primitive Methodist chapel was opened in 1886 in the Lichfield circuit. It held between three and four hundred worshippers.
The 1902 Ordnance Survey map shows a Prim chapel on the western side of High Street, just south of the junction with Hill Street. There is a smaller Sunday school marked next to it and on later maps a church hall to the north. On the 1860s maps it is newly labelled Zion’s Hill Methodist church. On the 1984 OS Plan the building is extended and marked as a warehouse.
On Street View there is modern housing on the site but does the hall still exist as Ensor House?
Reference
Primitive Methodist magazine for March 1887 page 188
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Yes. Ensor House does still exist and was used as Offices by an accountancy business until recently.
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