What is recorded here
John Wesley and Methodist preaching house, Lisburn blue plaque stands on Market Street, County Antrim, Ireland. The first Methodist preaching house in Lisburn built in 1772. On the last of his many visits to the town John Wesley preached here on 6th June 1789. The blue plaque still marks the exact spot where that final sermon echoed through the streets.
This blue commemorative plaque records: The first Methodist preaching house in Lisburn Built in 1772 On the last of his many visits to the town John Wesley preached here on 6th June 1789
John Wesley, a key founder of Methodism, preached at this house in Lisburn during his last visit to the town in 1789, marking it as significant in the spread of Methodism in Ireland.
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