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D4163 - Long Eaton Central (Wesleyan) Methodist Church - 1870-1961

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Archive Reference / Library Class No.	D4163
Title	Long Eaton Central (Wesleyan) Methodist Church
Date	1870-1961
Extent	.75
Level	Fonds
Repository	Derbyshire Record Office
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Archive Creator	Long Eaton Central (Wesleyan) Methodist Church
Administrative History	Central Church was built in 1862 although the congregation had already been established for many years. In 1932 the Wesleyan Methodist Church joined with the Primitive Methodist and United Methodist Churches to form the Methodist Church. In 1960 Mount Tabor and Zion Methodist chapels were closed. The congregations joined with Central to form Trinity Methodist Church. The building was demolished and rebuilt in March 2004.
Custodial History	The records were deposited by Long Eaton Methodist Circuit at various dates from 1973.
Organisation Sub-Type	Methodist Churches/Chapels
Related Material	For minutes of leaders' meetings and of Annual Society meetings 1949 - 1962, see D4583/2/1 For the records of the Long Eaton Trinity Methodist Church, see D4583 For the records of the Long Eaton Methodist Circuit, see D1213

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