What is recorded here
This white commemorative plaque records: This building was a chapel, opened in 1833, for Calvinistic Baptists but later used by Wesleyan Reform Methodists. It became the Faversham Club in 1884. Recorded plaque organisation: Faversham Town Council.
This building served as a place of worship for Calvinistic Baptists and later Wesleyan Reform Methodists from its opening in 1833 until it was repurposed as the Faversham Club in 1884, reflecting changes in local religious affiliations and community needs.
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Photo: Simon Harriyott · CC BY 2.0