Plaque, The Methodist Church, Strabane
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Plaque, The Methodist Church, Strabane
Image: © Kenneth Allen Taken: 24 May 2015
It is located on the pavement in front of the church Image] The following text is included in the inscription: The original Methodist Church was built in Church Street behind the Patrick Street graveyard, with a second Methodist Church situated at Barrack Street. The combined congregations erected the present building at Railway Road in 1900, with recent substantial renovations following the damage caused by the 1987 flood - Strabane District Council. Note: 1 - Since there were two Methodist churches I am guessing that one of them may have been a Primitive Methodist Church 2- The plaque refers to Railway Road, but most of the maps indicate this at Railway Street, I didn't notice any street signs to verify this
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Image Location
Latitude
54.827821
Longitude
-7.465507