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Mrs. Florrie Leak performing the opening ceremony of the newly renovated Wesleyan Chapel - Satuday 7 June 1980.
Mrs Leak cleaned the Chapel for many years.

Memorial plaque to George Wray in the Wesleyan Chapel, Marshchapel.

Scunthorpe Musical Festival

Scunthorpe Musical Festival.

Scunthorpe Musical Festival

Newspaper article on the Marshchapel Choral Society.

Interior of St. Marys Church, Marshchpel.
Photograph taken 2007.
The pulpit, added in 1881, is by Kett of Cambridge and a memorial to Rev. Ayscoghe Floyer 1845-1871

Interior of St. Marys Church, Marshchapel looking towards the altar through the Chancel.
Photograph taken 2007.

The rood screen in St. Marys Church, Marshchapel.
Photogaph taken 2007.

The Wesleyan Chapel, Butchers Shop, Fish and Chip Shop and the Greyhound Inn - all within easy reach!
This would have been taken from a postcard and may have dated from 1930s or 1940s.

A photograph of the old part of St. Marys Churchyard.
This would have been made into a postcard.

A view of St. Marys Church showing the re-built Chancel.

Louth Eisteddfod

Visitors to one of the many exhibitionns held in the Church.
Here Stan Lowis can be seen chatting to Jill Lingard.

One of the stalls in the Churchyard at one of the exhibitions in the Church. At the rear of the photograph can be seen Janet Gilby who ran the plant stall.

A view inside the Church from the West door.

Stan Lowis and his son Royce with one of the exhibitis at a Church exhibition.

The Church in the mid 1800s. The Chancel had just been rebuilt, note the cleaner stonework. Also on the left of the picture is John Blyths Cottage which stood on the churchyard wall.
Is that Rev. Floyer and his children in the picture?

St. Marys Church, Marshchapel.
This photograph was taken pre 1914.

St. Marys Church, Marshchapel
This drone photograph was kindly donated by Peter and June Buck
Photograph taken 2019.

St. Marys Church, Marshchapel
Photograph taken by drone 2019
Photograph courtesy Peter and June Buck.

This photograph of St. Marys was taken in 2003.

MARSHCHAPEL CHURCH

The old Vicarage in Church Lane.
Now called The Limes

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