Better Gutenberg
Free, beautifully formatted public-domain ebooks
‹Better GutenbergA Guide Through the Town of ShrewsburyThe Quakers’ Meeting-House — St. John’s, or the Wesleyan Methodists… · 68 of 109Contents›

A Guide Through the Town of Shrewsbury

by W. A. Leighton

68 of 109 · Contents · Download EPUB

The Quakers’ Meeting-House

a plain brick structure, built in 1746, and enlarged in 1807,—and

St. John’s, or the Wesleyan Methodists’ Meeting-House

a spacious and commodious brick building, erected in 1804, and subsequently enlarged and decorated in a handsome style.

Besides these, there are meeting-houses for the Calvinistic Methodists, and Sandemanians, or Scotch Baptists, in Hill’s Lane;—for the Baptists and Independents, in Doglane and Castle Forgate; and for the Unitarians, in High Street.

At the bottom of St. John’s Hill is

← Back to A Guide Through the Town of Shrewsbury

Scroll to Top