Former Wesleyan Methodist Church, Lawefield Lane (1)
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Former Wesleyan Methodist Church, Lawefield Lane (1)
Image: © Mike Kirby Taken: 11 May 2011
This was originally a Wesleyan Methodist Church which closed in 1994. Built in 1827 in red brick with painted stone dressing, the front centre is bowed which is carried on up through to the entablature. A grade II listed building, LBS No:-446720 The building is currently listed in local business directories as ‘Truevine Christians International’ a registered charity, and is called Truevine Hall, although outwardly there are no indications as to its present use.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.679691
Longitude
-1.510056