Tottington Methodist Church
Introduction
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Image: © Paul Anderson Taken: 23 Mar 2007
This Grade II listed building on Market Street closed in August 2004 for the carrying out of a major scheme of reconstruction. For over 100 years there has been a church building on this site. Both buildings had suffered from the ravages of time and in particular the church building had at least a fifty year history of dry rot and had suffered from structural decay and water pressure heave to the lower floor. Following completion of the scheme, the church reopened for worship in August 2005. For more information about Tottington Methodist Church click on http://www.tottimeths.org.uk/home.html