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A village street with a chapel on the left and a pond on the right, as four people walk together along the road surface.

Primitive Methodist Chapel (l) weit pond (r), Sutton 1900s

Primitive Methodist Chapel, Sutton

History of Primitive Methodist Chapel

Near the Primitive Methodist Hall were the Reading Rooms and Jubilee Hall. The Hall was later a cinema and then the Conservative Club. Beyond the Club was the Pound for stray animals. The Weir Pond is on the right.

Detail from a 1900 Ordnance Survey map showing buildings, plots, and labels for chapels and a burial ground in Sutton.

Sutton OS 1900

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