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Captain Thomas Keith Hudson laid the foundation stone of the current..
The current church is the fourth on the present site on the hill..
The present church is medieval with addition of the tower built in..
The church is medieval and is one of the oldest churches on the Isle..
The church is medieval dating from the 13th century. The church has..
"The Cathedral of the Island", as the church is sometimes called,..
The original Wesleyan Chapel at Apse Heath was founded in 1875 & the..
The Methodist Church was built in 1866 and enlarged to its present..
The present church, seating a congregation of 220, built by the..
The Bethany Church in Union Street Newport was built in 1976.
The first Methodist church was built in 1866 a member of the..
Shown on the 1909 map , since 1948 in private hands.
A small congregation involved in the local community, the services..
The present Church was built on what was then the edge of the..
In 1837 they built a small one-roomed Chapel on the outskirts of the..
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The greatest disaster to occur in Isle of Wight waters was the loss in 1917 of RMS Mendi , a steamer carrying more than 800 South African labourers..
In Ryde, the building of an unconnected pier, separate from the main Ryde Pier and 500 yards east of it, was begun in 1863.
Th PS Carrier - Boat Train, built by Scott and Co of Greennock in1858 weighing in at 243 tons, ran between Langston Harbour and St Helens carrying..