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Home » Places » Whitfield » Religion in Whitfield

Religion in Whitfield

Church of England

St. James, Hollin Cross Lane

Independent

Littlemoor Chapel, Victoria Street

Methodist

Ebenezer Chapel, Ebenezer Street

Hague Street Methodist Chapel, Hague Street

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Photograph of Ebenezer Chapel Whitfield
Religion in Whitfield

Ebenezer Chapel, Whitfield

Ebenezer Street (Methodist)   “Ebenezer” is a name often used to designate Methodist Chapels. It is a Hebrew word and means “the stone of help”.

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9th May 2020
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Religion in Whitfield

Hague Street Methodist Chapel, Whitfield

Hague Street (Methodist) The original Chapel was opened on 26th October 1813 on land leased for 999 years at a rent of 11s. 3d. per

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9th May 2020
Photograph of Littlemoor Chapel Whitfield
Religion in Whitfield

Littlemoor Chapel, Whitfield

Victoria Street (Independent) The land was given for this Chapel by Samuel Dearnally of Crosscliffe, Glossop. The first Trustees being George Hadfield, Moses Hadfield, John

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9th May 2020
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Religion in Whitfield

St. James’ Church, Whitfield

Hollin Cross Lane (Church of England) Extracts from Centenary booklet 1846 – 1946 The parish is constituted under the 6 and 7 Vic c 37

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9th May 2020

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