Baptist Chapel 1712 – 1972 (1)
It was a time when religious nonconformists were outlawed and risked breaking the law to hold services in the style the chose rather than follow the doctrine of the Church of England.
Baptist Chapel 1712 – 1972 (4)
The Manse was built on Apperley Lane in 1712, the Baptist Chapel was at this time on Micklefield Lane.
Benton Congregational Church, 1846 – 1972 (1)
The site for this church was part of the grounds of Benton Park, it was given by Robert Milligan whose family lived there, he himself lived at Acacia House. The building was…
Friends (Quakers) Meeting House (1)
The Friends (Quaker) Meeting House and burial ground are located on Quaker Lane. In keeping with their religious…
Friends (Quakers) Meeting House (2)
The following six photographs showing the interior of the Meeting House….
Greenhill Wesleyan Methodist Church 1878 – 1966
This Chapel overlooked Leeds Road and was built in 1878, in 1891 an organ from Peterborough Cathedral was installed at a cost…
Low Mill Methodist Chapel
Located on Knott Lane and built in 1874, by William Grey, the then owner of Low Mill. The chapel…
Primitive Methodist Church 1866 – 1971
The Primitive Methodist Church was built in 1866 and until 1971, was located on the Harrogate Road, very near to the…
Rechabites
Outside the Baptist Church on Micklefield Lane, men and children who were Rechabites, the man on the left is Herman Firth.
St. Peter’s Church (2)
…Although undated, this view is how I remember it during the early 1950s. (Editor. J Brayshaw)…
