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Methodist Chapel, New High Street, Headington


Methodist Chapel

Methodist Chapel today

 

The postcard above shows the west side of New High Street, just to the north of Bateman Street, before 1906.

The New Headington village Methodist Chapel, built in 1888/9, became the church hall when the new Methodist Church opened in Lime Walk. The shop several doors up from the chapel survived as a grocer’s shop with Mr Scholefield in charge until the 1950s, but has now been converted into flats.

 

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Last updated: 10 November, 2007