Architect: Robert Clamp “This block of buildings has recently been erected in the Ivydale-road, Nunhead (a district known as Waverley Park), for the Methodist New Connexion. The site was given by the adjoining...
Architect: J. Francis Doyle Design for a Wesleyan Church in Crosby, then near Liverpool, now a part of Sefton.
Architect: Alfred G. Jones Wesley College was founded in 1845 on St. Stephen’s Green, Dublin as a Methodist Foundation but welcomes students of all faiths. It was originally proposed that to build a...
Architect: Horace G. Bradley The church was originally designed by C.O. Ellison of Liverpool, with additions designed by Horace G. Bradley. The neo-gothic church was originally built in 1882 without the slender steeple,...
Architect: Charles Bell A fine non-conformist Wesleyan Chapel opened in 1882. Red brick with Bath stone windows and dressings designed in the early Gothic style. Open pine roof, trusses and gallery supported on...
Architect: Smith & Matley Published in The Building News, November 20th 1908. For a time, used for services after the main church across the street was demolished due to dry rot. Later demolished.
Architect: George B. Ford Now known as Wesley Place Methodist Church. Published in The Building News, April 8th 1870. “THIS chapel (with which it will be seen a school is combined) occupies a...
Architect: Elijah Hoole “This building, tenders for which appeared in the Building News on 6th May last, is now in progress. The nave is octagonal, an aisle being carried round it, except at...
Architect: Charles Bell Front Perspective published in The Architect, April 13th 1888.