Difference between revisions of "Baptist Chapel"
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In 1905 a new chapel was built on [[Loosley Hill Road]] | In 1905 a new chapel was built on [[Loosley Hill Road]] | ||
[[File:Loosley Row Baptist Chapel.jpg|thumb|The 2nd Baptist Chapel, Loosley Row]] | [[File:Loosley Row Baptist Chapel.jpg|thumb|The 2nd Baptist Chapel, Loosley Row]] | ||
| − | Connie Gomme, who later married Fred Baker (click [[Fred & Connie Baker]]) | + | Connie Gomme, who later married Fred Baker (click [[Fred & Connie Baker]]) told Dennis Claydon about going to the Baptist Sunday School in an interview as follows - |
[[File:Baptist Chapel Float.jpg|left|thumb|Baptist Chapel Float]] | [[File:Baptist Chapel Float.jpg|left|thumb|Baptist Chapel Float]] | ||
[[File:Prepare To Meet Thy God.jpg|alt=.|thumb]] | [[File:Prepare To Meet Thy God.jpg|alt=.|thumb]] | ||
Revision as of 17:11, 27 August 2023
Land Given. A piece of land was given by Henry Janes to build a Baptist Chapel in Lower Road, Loosley Row, adjacent to his bakery and grocery shop.
The land was part of a new allotment give to Peter Tyler in the Enclosures of Princes Risborough in 1823. It had been bought from Peter Tyler about 1863/4.
In 1905 a new chapel was built on Loosley Hill Road
Connie Gomme, who later married Fred Baker (click Fred & Connie Baker) told Dennis Claydon about going to the Baptist Sunday School in an interview as follows -
| Amenity Name | Baptist Chapel |
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| Current Status (Active/Inactive) | Inactive |
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