DRAYTON ST.LEONARD CHAPEL

This material is held atOxfordshire History Centre

Reference
- GB 160 NM3/7
Dates of Creation
- 1960-1972

Scope and Content

The original chapel was established as early as 1814. A new Wesleyan Methodist chapel was built in the village in 1879; it eventually had to close in 1969, when it only had one member

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THAME AND WATLINGTON METHODIST CIRCUITNM3

BLEDLOW CHAPELNM3/1

BRILL CHAPELNM3/2

BRITWELL SALOME CHAPELNM3/3

CHALGROVE CHAPELNM3/4

CHINNOR PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPELNM3/5

CHRISTMAS COMMON CHAPELNM3/6

DRAYTON ST.LEONARD CHAPELNM3/7

EWELME WESLEYAN CHAPELNM3/8

HADDENHAM WESLEYAN CHAPELNM3/9

KINGSTON BLOUNT CHAPELNM3/10

LONG CRENDON WESLEYAN CHAPELNM3/11

LONG CRENDON PRIMITIVE CHAPELNM3/12

GREAT MILTON CHAPELNM3/13

LITTLE MILTON CHAPELNM3/14

MORETON (THAME) CHAPELNM3/15

RUSSELLS WATER CHAPELNM3/16

SHABBINGTON CHAPELNM3/17

SWYNCOMBE (PARK CORNER) CHAPEL PRIMITIVE METHODISTNM3/18

SYDENHAM CHAPELNM3/19

THAME WESLEYAN CHAPELNM3/20

TURVILLE HEATH CHAPELNM3/21

WARBOROUGH CHAPELNM3/22

WATLINGTON WESLEYAN CHAPELNM3/23

SOUTH WESTON CHAPELNM3/24

CUDDINGTON WESLEYAN CHAPELNM3/25

WATLINGTON PRIMITIVE CHAPELNM3/26

EAST STREET CHAPEL, THAMENM3/27

EWELME PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPELNM3/28

WATLINGTON WESLEYAN METHODIST CIRCUITNM3/A

THAME WESLEYAN METHODIST CIRCUITNM3/B

CHINNOR PRIMITIVE METHODIST BRANCH/CIRCUITNM3/C

THAME AND WATLINGTON WESLEYAN METHODIST CIRCUITNM3/D