Padstow Bible Christian chapel
After closing, Padstow Bible Christian Chapel became a masonic lodge. It has been renovated and is now called Chapel Lodge. It is situated in Ruthey’s Lane.
I discovered this from Padstow Museum as I have just started working on chapels in the area for the Mapping Methodism project. Details of renovation can be found on Roger Keusch Design and as a holiday let on Harbour Holidays websites.By Suzanne Trythall (14/07/2026)Derby, Devonshire Street Methodist New Connexion Chapel
The Methodist New Connexion erected a chapel in Devonshire-street in 1824. It is a plain brick building, 36 feet long and 30 feet wide, lighted by nine windows.
Stephen Glover. The History, gazeteer and directory of the County of Derby, Part II (1829) p 502
By Philip Thornborow (13/07/2026)Derby, Dairy House Road Methodist New Connexion Chapel
The Derby Mercury for Wednesday 30th 1900 reports the laying of Memorial Stones for the new chapel on the previous Saturday. Sir Henry Bemrose addressed the gathering and in passing mentioned this was the 320th chapel that John Wills had designed.
There is a superb black and white photo of the new chapel in B. A. M. Alger’s History of the Derby & District Affiliated Free Churches, 1901.By R F Barrett (11/07/2026)
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Padstow Bible Christian chapel
Thank you very much for this information. I have added a map to indicate where the building was in Padstow