Congregational Chapel, Caroline Street, Longton

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Date:November 1962

Description:The photograph shows the date tablet for the Independent Chapel, built in 1819. The tablet is on the side of the chapel in Middle Cross Street. Today it is part of the Longton Community Church. This chapel resulted from a secession from the parish church after the departure of a minister. The Independent Chapel opened in 1820 with a membership of 17. By 1841, the Sunday School had over 200 attendees. The present chapel building on Caroline Street was built in 1905.

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Congregational Chapel, Caroline Street, Longton

The photograph shows the date tablet for the Independent Chapel, built in 1819. The tablet is on the ...

Congregational Chapel, Caroline Street, Longton.

A Congregational Chapel (also known as the Independent Chapel) was built in 1819. In the mid Victorian ...

Caroline Street and the Congregational Chapel, Longton

A view east along Caroline Street towards Longton railway bridge and Longton Town Hall.. At the far ...

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Creators: Mr Bert Bentley - Creator

Image courtesy of: Stoke on Trent City Archives.

Donor ref:SD1480/222-04 (204/32811)

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