Trinity Methodist Church, George Street, Burton-upon-Trent

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Date:2000

Description:Trinity Methodist Church in George Street, with Bass Brewery lager storage towers on the left. George Street Chapel was built in 1860 in an Egyptian style designed by Thomas Simpson of Nottingham, as a United Methodist Free Church. In 1972 the congregations of Byrkley Street Methodist Church, Cross Street Presbyterian Church and High Street Congregational Church moved to George Street Chapel which was accordingly renamed Trinity Free Church. By 2000 it was a joint Methodist and United Reformed Chapel. The church closed in 2011.

This Image is from a collection of photographs of Burton upon Trent commissioned and assembled by Burton upon Trent Civic Society as a record of the town in the year 2000.

Text and photograph © Burton upon Trent Civic Society

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Creators: Ian Bennett and Ian Eccleshall of Messrs. Bennett, Lovatt & Associates (Photography) - Creator

Image courtesy of: Burton upon Trent Civic Society

Donor ref:BURTON_2000_019 (230/39084)

Source: Burton upon Trent Civic Society

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