Nesham Place, United Methodist Chapel

A small United Methodist Church (comprising the Wesleyan Association and Methodist Reformers) was built in Nesham Place in 1837. The land had been purchased for £120. In 1867 a new larger chapel was built fronting onto Nesham Place at a cost of £200 and the old chapel to the rear became school rooms. Shown on Ordnance Survey second edition of 1890 as chapel/The Tabernacles (Reform Methodists). In 1932 the Methodist Union joined together the Wesleyan, Primitive and United Methodists. In 1958 the Nesham Place Methodist Chapel celebrated its 121st anniversary. On 21st September 1980 Nesham Place Chapel closed. A house was later built on the site.