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D2267 - Selston Methodist Chapel, Nottinghamshire - 1865-1991

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Archive Reference / Library Class No.	D2267
Title	Selston Methodist Chapel, Nottinghamshire
Date	1865-1991
Level	Fonds
Repository	Derbyshire Record Office
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Archive Creator	Selston Methodist Chapel, Nottinghamshire
Administrative History	A Methodist chapel was built in Selston in 1867. It was originally known as Middle Chapel because it was equidistant from the Congregational and Primitive Methodist chapels in the village. When the original Methodist connexion dissolved, the chapel joined the United Methodist Free Church circuit, centred on Ripley. In recent years the chapel has been known as Dove Green Methodist Chapel. It still occupies its original premises.
Custodial History	These records were transferred to the Record Office at various dates from 1968.
Organisation Sub-Type	Methodist Churches/Chapels
Physical Description	Many documents have been adversely affected by damp.
Related Material	See also D4396.

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Place (click for further details)	Type
Selston
Nottinghamshire

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