What is recorded here
This red commemorative plaque records: Built in 1776 by the Newark Methodist Society as its first chapel Recorded plaque organisation: Newark Archaeological & Local Historical Society (NALHS).
The Methodist Chapel in Newark, built in 1776, serves as an early and enduring symbol of Methodism's spread in England, reflecting the religious movement's significant impact on local communities during the 18th century.
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