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The Rood Screen and Alter in St. Marys Church, Marshchapel.

The central aisle towards the Rood Screen and Altar in St. Marys Church, Marshchapel.

View of the Church tower showing the gargoyle on the corner.

A place for quiet contemplation in the Churchyard.

Main gate to the Church

Welcome sign

The other side of the gate. The legent reads: "St. Marys Marshchapel. Cathedral of the Marshes.

Newer graveyard showing some of the graves.

Just to show that even a Church needs a wheelie bin!

Taken from Church Lane

Tinted Postcard of St. Marys Church, Marshchapel

United Methodist Chapel on Sea Dyke Way.
This photograph was made into a postcard.
The date is unknown but could be from the early 1900s.

This photograph of the United Methodist Chapel was taken from a postcard which had been posted to a Mrs W G Evison in Market Rasen and postmarked1906.
This Chapel used to be next to the War Memorial on Sea Dyke Way. It was built in 1854 and closed in 1959, finally being demolished in 1966.

Although the people in this photograph are unknown, they are thought to be members of the Marshchapel Methodist congregation.

View of the Chancel. If you look very carefully at the top of the picture there is the faint outline of images beneath the paint.

An old photograph of the Wesleyan Chapel on the corner of Sea Dyke Way and Littlefield Lane which was built in 1868.

Organ in the Wesleyan Chapel.

William Henry Read.
Vicar of St. Marys Church, Marshchapel, from 1922 to 1938.

Bible presented to George Wray (aged 16), from the Wesleyan Sunday School - 1929

Bible presented to Martin Wray (aged 12), from the Methodist Sunday School - 1965

Book presented to Martin Wray (aged 11), from the Methodist Sunday School - 1964

Inside the Wesleyan Chapel in the early 1960s.

Photograph taken outside the Wesleyan Chapel, Marshchapel.
L to R: Keith Wray, Nigel Lovett, Alan Wray, Mick Clover, Nigel Way and in front of him Glen Wray.
It is thought the photograph may have been taken at Sandra Wraya wedding.

Wesleyan Chapel early 1960s.
Back row: Keith Wray, Stephen Wray, Marlene Keightley, John Sylvester, Beatrice Wilson, Mick Wray,Norman Parker,David Gigg.
Front row: Geraldine Ward,Jean Donner,Rosemary Williams, Pat Portus, Doreen Parker, Ann Wilson, Joyce Manders.

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