Derby wooden Primitive Methodist chapel

The 1888 Primitive Methodist magazine tells us that somewhere in Derby, in an area where there was no Non-conformist place of worship, the Primitive Methodists started a mission.  Three years later they bought second hand from the School Board a redundant wooden building that had been in use as a school and fitted it our as a chapel.

Strenuous efforts were being made to meet the whole of the cost within the coming twelve months.

That’s all the article tells us – apart from a spirit of optimism.

Where was this chapel? Is it part of the story of one of the other Derby chapels on this site?

Reference

Primitive Methodist magazine 1888