Primitive Methodist Centenary Celebrations, Mow Cop

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Date:1907

Description:Pages from the 'Programme of Camp Meetings, Love Feasts, Public Meetings and other Services' held to celebrate the centenary of Primitive Methodism at Mow Cop, 1807-1907. On left hand page is text by Reverend A. A. Birhenhough entitled 'Mow Cop Past and Present'.

On right hand page is photograph of, the site of the Centenary Site Meeting 1907.

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Primitive Methodist Centenary Celebrations, Mow Cop

Pages from from the 'Programme of Camp Meetings, Love Feasts, Public Meetings and other Services' held ...

Primitive Methodist Centenary Celebrations, Mow Cop

Pages from the 'Programme of Camp Meetings, Love Feasts, Public Meetings and other Services' held to ...

Primitive Methodist Centenary Celebrations, Mow Cop

Pages from the 'Programme of Camp Meetings, Love Feasts, Public Meetings and other Services' held to ...

Primitive Methodist Centenary Celebrations, Mow Cop

Pages from the 'Programme of Camp Meetings, Love Feasts, Public Meetings and other Services' held to ...

Primitive Methodist centenary celebrations, Mow Cop

Pages from the 'Programme of Camp Meetings, Love Feasts, Public Meetings and other Services' held to ...

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