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Gothic revival stone chapel featuring a central arched entrance, ornate tracery windows, and vertical pinnacles on the roof.

Wesleyan Methodist Church c1910s, Sutton

Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Sutton

History of Wesleyan Methodist Chapel

The chapel was rebuilt in 1914 to replace previous 17th century church. First building in Sutton to have electric lights, powered by Mr Drake’s steam traction engine.

Red-brick chapel with stone-trimmed arched windows, decorative finials, and a slate roof behind a brick wall and metal fence.

Wesleyan Methodist Chapel Sutton (RGL2025)

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