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Hi, I have just been told by a family member that my great grandfather's sister and husband were chapel wardens at Bordesley Green Chapel. I would say this would be around the early 1900s. Where would this chapel have been exactly? Thanks.
hi paul...sorry i dont know of a chapel in bordesley green but maybe other members can help...there was st andrews parish church which is no longer there..demolished in the 1980s
Lovely pictures Phil but I am leaning towards the Victoria Street chapel as my distant relatives were helping out there around 1900. The Newbridge Church was built in 1930. Thank you everyone.
Hi Paul. The chapel is listed on the British History Online site. Here's an extract. Seems there were several 'daughter' chapels linked to the Victoria Street chapel. Viv.
Very interesting Vivienne. I just had a look on Google street walk, seems the chapel in Victoria St still exists but has a different faith connected to it now. The building looks like it has had a renovation recently.