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D4140 - Derby Rose Hill (formerly Wesleyan) Methodist Church - 1871-1989

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Archive Reference / Library Class No.	D4140
Title	Derby Rose Hill (formerly Wesleyan) Methodist Church
Date	1871-1989
Description	The church was originally an offshoot of the London Road Wesleyan Methodist Church, with a building at Depot Mill from 1868. It became a separate society in 1872, and a new church was built at Normanton Road in 1882. The church established a memorial ground at Littleover to commemorate those fallen in World War I, to be used for recreational purposes. The records were deposited by the Superintendent Minister of Derby South Methodist Circuit from 1982 onwards. Rose Hill was in the Green Hill Wesleyan Methodist Circuit and later became part of the Derby South Methodist Circuit. This church was closed and sold in 1989.
Extent	3 boxes
Level	Fonds
Repository	Derbyshire Record Office
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Archive Creator	Derby Rose Hill (formerly Wesleyan) Methodist Church
Custodial History	Acquired by Derbyshire Record Office in 1995
Organisation Sub-Type	Methodist Churches/Chapels
Related Material	For more records of this chuch, see D3363 and D7500. For circuit records, see D2594.
Archivist Note	Series levels and extents added by Sarah Chubb, June 2022.

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Place (click for further details)	Type
Derby
Littleover

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