Primitive Methodism in Congleton

Name: Primitive Methodism in Congleton
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An account of the growth of Primitive Methodism in the Congleton area and the establishing of the various associated places of worship.

Author: Joan P Alcock

The story of Congleton from the granting of its first Charter by Henry de Lacy in 1272 to the end of the 15th century.

From the siege of Biddulph Hall to the building of Mow Cop Castle, the story of a fascinating part of Staffordshire and Cheshire.

Congleton from Prehistoric times to the end of the Roman era.

The trade directories for the period 1816 – 1927 reveal that many chemists and druggists have occupied premises in High Street.

This booklet is the second part of the "Social Divisions of Congleton" series, focussing on the working classes.

The chemists who operated in Mill Street, Congleton, in the 19th and 20th centuries.