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Castletown Methodist Church
Archaeology
Modern chapel.
The original Wesleyan Methodist chapel on this site was constructed around 1801.
It was superceded by a larger chapel in 1834, and the old building leased out until 1867, whereupon it became the Sunday school. It still serves as the church hall today for Castletown Methodist Church.
Both structures are gable end on to Arbory Street but are stepped back from the building line of the houses to either side. Both buildings have been the subject of piecemeal additions. The later chapel in particular was enlarged by the provision of a substantial apsidal extension on the southerly gable lit by three windows.
Castletown, Arbory Street
Connections
Book Chapters
- Sheading: Rushen
- Grid Ref: SC2634067460
Sources
- Isle of Man Heritage Environment Record