BANBURY (MARLBOROUGH ROAD) WESLEYAN

This material is held atOxfordshire History Centre

Reference
- GB 160 NM4/2
Dates of Creation
- 1791-1997

Scope and Content

As early as 1791 premises were being used by Wesleyan Methodists in Banbury. A chapel was planned in 1863 and opened on 9 May 1865. Members of this congregation led the Calthorpe Street Mission, whose Hall was in use from 1904 to 1931, when it was sold.

Archive Record|Table of contents

BANBURY METHODIST CIRCUITNM4

ADDERBURY CHAPELNM4/1

BANBURY (MARLBOROUGH ROAD) WESLEYANNM4/2

BANBURY WESLEYAN SCHOOLSNM4/2A

BANBURY (CHURCH LANE) PRIMITIVE CHAPELNM4/3

BLOXHAM CHAPELNM4/4

LOWER BODDINGTON CHAPELNM4/5

GREAT BOURTON CHAPELNM4/6

LITTLE BOURTON CHAPELNM4/7

CHIPPING WARDEN CHAPELNM4/8

CLAYDON CHAPELNM4/9

CROPREDY CHAPELNM4/10

EPWELL CHAPELNM4/11

EYDON CHAPELNM4/12

FARTHINGHOE CHAPELNM4/13

GRIMSBURY (WEST ST., BANBURY) WESLEYAN CHAPELNM4/14

HANWELL CHAPELNM4/15

HORLEY CHAPELNM4/16

HORNTON CHAPELNM4/17

KINGS SUTTON CHAPELNM4/18

MIDDLETON CHENEY CHAPELNM4/19

MOLLINGTON CHAPELNM4/20

SHENINGTON CHAPELNM4/21

SHOTTESWELL CHAPELNM4/22

SHUTFORD CHAPELNM4/23

SULGRAVE CHAPELNM4/24

TADMARTON CHAPELNM4/25

WARDINGTON CHAPELNM4/26

WARMINGTON CHAPELNM4/27

WROXTON CHAPELNM4/28

BODICOTE CHAPELNM4/29

BYFIELD CHAPELNM4/30

EASINGTON CHAPELNM4/31

RUSCOTE CHAPELNM4/32

BANBURY WESLEYAN METHODIST CIRCUITNM4/A

BANBURY PRIMITIVE METHODIST CIRCUITNM4/B

BANBURY METHODIST CIRCUIT (POST-1932)NM4/C