John Wesley's centenary stone
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John Wesley's centenary stone
Image: © Natasha Ceridwen de Chroustchoff Taken: 23 May 2007
Stone placed here in 1877 to mark Wesley's visit 100 years earlier. John Wesley visited and preached in Wales many times between 1739 and 1790. He was in the habit of preaching in the open air. The facade of the stone is cracked and crumbling. It is not on public land but I found it accessible from the very end of Barham Road.
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Image Location
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51.952521
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-4.940088