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Wesleyan Chapel

The English speaking followers of the Wesleyan movement, who departed from Zozobabel Chapel on Swan Street, built this chapel in the Spring of 1884. 

It consisted of two large rooms with a school room which provided the rehearsal hall for the male voice choir. 

It eventually closed in 1964 and was demolished during the 1990s.

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Chapels

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