Originally two chapels existed - a Wesleyan chapel in High Street where the Garden of Remembrance now stands, the other, at the bottom of Loch Road, whose site is now occupied by a garage. New buildings were erected around the turn of the century: one in Bay View Road, sold in 1970, and the Mount Tabor church.
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Site given free by Mr Gelling on condition building
resembled one he had seen in Scotland with four corner
spires. Built by Mr Harry Moore; |
Grid Reference SC208681 |
K. Rodgers (ed) Our Heritage Memories of the Past in Rushen Book Three 1986 pp56
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After closure used as coal store. |
sold 1970 and served as Baptist Church, demolished February 2000 as unsafe. |
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Grid Reference SC209679 |
Designed by Todd and Morris, Architects, Southport. Incorporates Sunday School and ancillary rooms |
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Grid Reference SC209677 |
K. Rodgers (ed) Our Heritage Memories of the Past in Rushen Book One 1986 pp30/1
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Editor |