Wesleyan Chapel ( now Methodist church), Landsdowne Rd, Malvern 1866
Wednesday 13.06.1866 p4 Worcestershire Chronicle
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. WESLEYAN NEW CHURCH. – This handsome building, which forms a great ornament to the neighbourhood of Lansdowne-crescent, will be opened, we understand, on the 28th. It has been built from a design furnished by Mr. Tarring, architect, of London, in the Early Decorated style... ... The builders were Messrs. Jones and Son, of Gloucester, and the carvings have been executed by Mr. Forsyth, of Worcester
Wednesday 04.07.1866 p4 Worcestershire Chronicle
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. OPENING OF THE NEW WESLEYAN CHAPEL. – This chapel, which has lately been erected at Lansdowne, at a cost of 3,500, was opened for divine service on Thursday last. ... The architect is Mr. John Tarring, of London, who has had considerable experience in designing chapels for the Wesleyan body. ... The carving, of which there are some very fine examples on the capitals or the pillars, and at the spring of the arches, was done by Mr. Forsyth, of Worcester. The builders were Messrs. Jones and Son, of Gloucester. Mr. Thompson, their foreman, carrying out his instructions to the satisfaction of the trustees and the architect.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. WESLEYAN NEW CHURCH. – This handsome building, which forms a great ornament to the neighbourhood of Lansdowne-crescent, will be opened, we understand, on the 28th. It has been built from a design furnished by Mr. Tarring, architect, of London, in the Early Decorated style... ... The builders were Messrs. Jones and Son, of Gloucester, and the carvings have been executed by Mr. Forsyth, of Worcester
Wednesday 04.07.1866 p4 Worcestershire Chronicle
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. OPENING OF THE NEW WESLEYAN CHAPEL. – This chapel, which has lately been erected at Lansdowne, at a cost of 3,500, was opened for divine service on Thursday last. ... The architect is Mr. John Tarring, of London, who has had considerable experience in designing chapels for the Wesleyan body. ... The carving, of which there are some very fine examples on the capitals or the pillars, and at the spring of the arches, was done by Mr. Forsyth, of Worcester. The builders were Messrs. Jones and Son, of Gloucester. Mr. Thompson, their foreman, carrying out his instructions to the satisfaction of the trustees and the architect.
