Skegness, Wesleyan Chapel, Algitha Road 1891
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The Wesleyan Methodist Chapel in Algitha Road was officially opened on 13 July 1882, the fourth of that denomination in Skegness. The three earlier chapels were all in the High Street, the first opening in 1837. As the picture shows, there were few other buildings near this chapel in 1891. The ornate iron gates and railings on the road frontage were lopped off early in the Second World War to melt down for armaments. In the small hours of Sunday 16 February 1941, the church was seriously damaged in an air-raid; services had to be held in the Sunday School for some time afterwards. The pair of houses on the east side of the building were so badly wrecked in the bombing that they had to be demolished. The former Wesleyan Chapel is now the Skegness Methodist Church.
An extract from Skegness Town and City Memories.
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