In message <001801c3f155$0a21b040$46270350@computer>, Anne Hamilton <annehamilton@ntlworld.com> writes >Some relatives got married in 1874 and the marriage was solemnized at >the Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Bishop Auckland in the County of Durham. > >Does anyone know if this chapel still exists as I would like to see >what it looks like, and does anyone knows exactly where it might >be/have been located? > >Many thanks >Anne Hello Anne, According to Bishop Auckland in Old Picture postcards ISBN 90 288 3279 3 by Chris Foote Wood, the Wesleyan Chapel was built in 1866 on the site of the former chapel which was built in 1842 in Back Bondgate. Later it became auction rooms and was eventually demolished. There is a picture . Another later Wesleyan Chapel was built on the site of Brougham Place (where my ancestors lived in 1890!) in around 1913, this was on that part of South Road which later became part of Newgate Street. Hope this helps. -- Helen Oram