Sunday, 22 June 2014
Inside Gee Cross Methodists
Gee Cross Methodists Church stands on land which was once part of Ralph Fold. Originally, Stockport Road Wesleyan Methodist Church and founded in 1882, when the Primitive Methodist Chapel on Joel Lane closed in 1969 the two congregations merged as Gee Cross Methodists Church.
The memorial tablets in the right hand corner came from the Joel Lane chapel which was demolished in the 1970s.
These and other memorials in the church can be seen in detail on Old Hyde.
The organ on the left was originally built by Wadsworth & Co in 1910. A video of Christopher Lawton playing on the organ in 2011 can be viewed on YouTube.
Photographs of the outside of the church can be seen on Hyde DP Xtra.
A contribution to Inspired Sundays.
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Looks like that organ has some pipes!
ReplyDeleteHey, check me out 6/19 and 20. Surprise.
The woodwork in there is beautiful. It reminds me of several churches I've been in as of late.
ReplyDeleteVery nice photo Gerald, Never been inside a methodist church yet
ReplyDeletethose pipes are awesome. i love a great tune. ( :
ReplyDeleteVery nice one - one can feel the calm.
ReplyDeleteThat is quite an organ!
ReplyDeleteLovely! Nice job on the color too.
ReplyDeleteI would love to hear that pipe organ!
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