The Salford Circuit
Regrettably, there are no more services in this building. The congregation has dispersed to other churches in the area.
Bolton Road, Pendlebury,
Swinton,
Manchester, M27 8FL
Near junction of Bolton Road and Station Road
Swinton,
Manchester, M27 8FL
Near junction of Bolton Road and Station Road
The building is in the process of being demolished.
A Potted History
The red brick building on Bolton Road was originally known as Victoria Wesleyan Methodist Church, built between 1901 and 1903, replacing a smaller chapel in Moss Lane (dating from 1850). In the early part of the 20th. Century there were four other Methodist Churches in Pendlebury - Ellesmere Street (Wesleyan), Happy Land (United), Bethel (Primitive) and Wesley (Wesleyan). All these have closed, and Victoria was simply known as Pendlebury Methodist Church. The main Chapel could seat 500 people.
The red brick building on Bolton Road was originally known as Victoria Wesleyan Methodist Church, built between 1901 and 1903, replacing a smaller chapel in Moss Lane (dating from 1850). In the early part of the 20th. Century there were four other Methodist Churches in Pendlebury - Ellesmere Street (Wesleyan), Happy Land (United), Bethel (Primitive) and Wesley (Wesleyan). All these have closed, and Victoria was simply known as Pendlebury Methodist Church. The main Chapel could seat 500 people.
Activities:
Girls’ Brigade, Christian Fellowship, Luncheon Club, Coffee Mornings, Playgroup, Mums and Toddlers, Dancing Classes, History Talks.
Member of Churches Together in Swinton and Pendlebury.
Trinity Sunday Walk with St. Anne’s and St. Thomas’s Anglican Churches.
Girls’ Brigade, Christian Fellowship, Luncheon Club, Coffee Mornings, Playgroup, Mums and Toddlers, Dancing Classes, History Talks.
Member of Churches Together in Swinton and Pendlebury.
Trinity Sunday Walk with St. Anne’s and St. Thomas’s Anglican Churches.
