Blackpool Methodists - Kelly's Directory 1895
Publication: 1895 Kelly’s Directory (Lancashire)
Page: 107
The Wesleyan chapel, Rawcliffe Street, South Shore, opened in 1889, is in a mixed Gothic style; the tower is not yet completed; the cost, including the organ was £5,050, and there is accommodation for 700 persons; there is a memorial window to the late Francis Parnell in the chancel at the west end; there are two other memorial windows, one given by Thomas Ward, the other by William Kenyon in memory of his mother.
Page: 109
Places of worship for Blackpool includes:
Wesleyan, Bank Hey St and Adelaide St, Rev. J. Holland Brown; 10:30am & 6:30pm; Tues 7pm; seats 750.
Wesleyan, South Shore, Rev. George Harbottle; 10:30am & 6:30pm; Thurs 7:30pm; seats 300.
Wesleyan, Grosvenor St; 10:30am & 6:30pm; Thurs 7pm; seats 350.
Wesleyan, Dickson Rd, North Shore; 10:30am & 6:30pm; Wed 7pm; seats 350.
Page: 110
The details for Little Marton include ‘Methodist Chapel, Little Marton; 2:30pm’.
