The old chapel on Oldfield Place
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The old chapel on Oldfield Place
Image: © Neil Owen Taken: 26 Aug 2021
The Grenville Wesleyan Methodist chapel dates from 1839, when a Thomas Whippie provided funding to establish a new chapel, as well as a nearby hall and school. The church is a Lancet style building that has had many uses: after closing as a place of worship after WWII it later became a warehouse and garage; today it has been converted to residential occupation.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.449299
Longitude
-2.620891