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A light-brick Methodist chapel with a large arched window and a low brick wall in front under a bright blue sky.

Methodist Chapel, Wicken (RGL2026)

Methodist Chapel, Wicken

History of Wesleyan Chapel

1820s first Wesleyan Chapel built

1910 demolished

1911 replaced

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  • Wicken

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