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WINTON, ALMA ROAD, LATER THE AVENUE, WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH
Catalogue reference: NM1/S/15
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- WINTON, ALMA ROAD, LATER THE AVENUE, WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH
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In the 1890s the society held open air meetings on a site in Alma Road. In 1906 a corrugated iron chapel was erected on that site. In 1927 The Avenue Church was opened. In 1966 the society amalgamated with the ex-primitive society in Winton (See NM1/S/16) and a new building in Alma Road was opened in 1970. This was built on the Avenue Road site.
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This record is held at Dorset History Centre
Within the fonds: NM1
BOURNEMOUTH METHODIST CIRCUIT
Within the sub-fonds: NM1/S
CHURCHES (SOCIETIES)
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WINTON, ALMA ROAD, LATER THE AVENUE, WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH