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Description: | This booklet contains copies of documents placed in the store of Cranmer Chapel, New Hampton Road, Oct 1885, Darlington Street lecture room, Nov 1885, Ranelagh Road Chapel, Blakenhall, Nov 1885, and Wednesfield Chapel, Jul 1886
Part 1
pp. 1 - 8 outline history of the development of Wesleyan Methodist places of worship in Wolverhampton (includes list of subscribers to present extension scheme)
p. 10 sketch of ?Darlington Street Methodist Church lecture room
Part 2
pp. 1 - 3 extracts from Rev John Wesley's journal 1749 - 1790 recording details of his visits to the area
p. 4 Lists of Darlington Street Chapel trustees 1825 - 1878
pp. 5 - 6 extracts from the lives of the early Methodist preachers (Alexander Mather) Also includes an extract from the Gentleman's Magazine re damage to the meeting house at Wolverhampton, May 1763 and an extract from the Methodist Magazine re the opening of a new chapel [Darlington Street], 1825
p. 6a image of Rev Joseph Entwistle, President of the Conference, 1825.
p. 7 - 8 dates recording the development of the Birmingham and Shrewsbury District 1765 - 1801
pp. 8 - 11 List of ministers who have travelled in the Wolverhampton Circuit 1787 - 1885
p. 12a sketch of front elevation of Ranelagh Road Chapel, Blakenhall
pp. 13 - 16 history of Blakenhall Wesleyan Methodist Society (includes list of trustees 1838 - 1885)
Part 3
p. 1 sketch of front elevation of Wednesfield Chapel
pp. 2 - 3 brief history of Methodism in Wednesfield
pp. 4 - 7 list of subscribers to the chapel extension
p. 8 chapel returns to conference, 1885 (income and expenditure) for chapels at Darlington Street, Trinity, Wesley, Heath Town, Wednesfield, Blakenhall, Coven (Staffordshire), Whitmore Reans, Gospel End (Sedgley Staffordshire), Brewood (Staffordshire), Penn Road, and Springfields | License: | http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/uk/ | Publisher: | Wolverhampton Archives | Rights holder: | Wolverhampton Archives | Subjects: | Printed | Temporal: | 1885 - 1886 | Source: | Black Country History | Creator: | Wolverhampton; Noah's Ark Chapel; 1787 - 1825 | Identifier: | http://www.blackcountryhistory.org/colle... | Go to resource |
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