
What is recorded here
This black commemorative plaque records: Mr Hincksman's Chapel 1846-1868 The first Wesleyan chapel in Lytham, built by T. C. Hincksman. Later used as a Masonic Hall, auction saleroom, American Forces Kitchen and health clinic. Converted to legal offices in 1992. Recorded plaque organisation: Lytham St Annes Civic Society.
T. C. Hincksman built the first Wesleyan chapel in Lytham in 1846, significantly contributing to the religious landscape of the area; the building later served multiple community functions including as a Masonic Hall and health clinic before becoming legal offices in 1992.
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