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D3657 - Buxton United Reformed Church - 1855-1989

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Archive Reference / Library Class No.	D3657
Title	Buxton United Reformed Church
Date	1855-1989
Extent	4 boxes
Level	Fonds
Repository	Derbyshire Record Office
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Archive Creator	Buxton United Reformed Church
Administrative History	Buxton Congregational Church was built in Hardwick Street in 1859 and enlarged in 1880. Sunday Schools were built in Hardwick Square in 1880. The church building ceased to be used in 1978 and the site was later sold. The Sunday School buildings, which had been let from 1940-1978 for weekday use by Hardwick Square School, were converted for church use in 1978. From at least the 1930s until 1951 the church was known as Buxton and Whaley Bridge Congregational Church. It became the Buxton United Reformed Church in 1972.
Custodial History	These records were deposited in September 1992.
Organisation Sub-Type	Congregational, Presbyterian and United Reformed Church
Acknowledgements	Added to the catalogue as part of the FindersKeepers project by volunteer MmF.

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Place (click for further details)	Type
Buxton
Whaley Bridge

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