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Entry TypeCorporate
Corporate NameChesterfield Central Methodist Circuit
Also Known AsChesterfield Methodist Circuit (1806-1932); Chesterfield Saltergate Methodist Circuit (1932-fl 1950)
PlaceChesterfield
Epithetreligious organisation
Dates1806-2010
HistoryThe Chesterfield, formerly Wesleyan, Methodist circuit formed in 1806 and was based on the chapel at Saltergate. The circuit became the Chesterfield Central Methodist circuit on the amalgamation of the Wesleyan and Primitive Methodist Churches in 1932. In 1950, the Chesterfield Mount Zion Methodist Circuit was amalgamated with the Saltergate circuit; the other Chesterfield circuits (Marsden Street and Holywell) have also been gradually absorbed into this circuit. The circuit merged with the Bolsover and Staveley circuit to form the Derbyshire North East Methodist Circuit in September 2010.

Predecessors: Chesterfield Holywell Cross and Staveley Methodist Circuit (1932-1972); Chesterfield Marsden Street Methodist Circuit (fl 1940); Chesterfield Mount Zion Methodist Circuit (1888-1950)
Successor: Derbyshire North East Methodist Circuit (2010-fl 2024)

Circuit churches, Jul 1940
Apperknowle High Street, Bolsover Trinity Hill Top, Chesterfield Derby Road, Chesterfield Saltergate, Chesterfield Wesley Hall Hollis Lane, Chesterfield Old Hall Road, Chesterfield Storrs' Road, Handley, Hasland, Hillstown, Holmewood Bethel, Newbold Littlemoor, New Bolsover, Old Whittington Mount Tabor, Old Whittington Wesley, Sheepbridge Bethel, Sheepbridge Ebenezer, Wadshelf, Whittington Moor Sheffield Road, Whittington Moor St John's Road, Whittington Moor Station Road, Unstone Crow Lane
Authorised Form of NameChesterfield; Chesterfield Central Methodist Circuit; 1806-2010; religious organisation

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