COLNE ~ Including Cotton Tree, Laneshaw Bridge, Primet & Waterside.  Formerly a Chapelry in the Parish of Whalley

INDEX TO COLNE CHURCHES, CHAPELS & BURIAL GROUNDS

Bookmark Establishment and Location
 Church of England
 COL.CE.01 Christ Church, Bent Lane, Keighley Road
 COL.CE.02 Holy Trinity, Burnley Road (Primet)
 COL.CE.03 St.Bartholomew (Parish Church), Church Street, Colne
 COL.CE.04 St.Andrews Mission, Carriers Row, Laneshaw Bridge
 COL.CE.05 St.James Mission, Waterside
 Roman Catholic
 COL.RC.01 Sacred Heart, Derby Street / Queen Street
 Nonconformist
 COL.Bap.01 Baptist Chapel / Zion, Windy Bank / Colne Lane / Keighley Road / Robert Street
 COL.Con.01 Dockray Street Chapel, Dockray Square / Dockray Street
 COL.Ing.01 Inghamite Chapel, Keighley Road / West Street .. off Colne Lane
 COL.Ing.02 Inghamite School Chapel, Cotton Tree Lane
 COL.IM.01 Providence / The Gables, (Waterside) / Albert Road
 COL.IM.02 Mission, Blucher Street
 COL.IM.03 Bethel, Burnley Road (two chapels) (Primet)
 COL.JW.01 Kingdom Hall, Cotton Tree Lane / Windy Bank
 COL.Kil.01 Ebenezer Kilhamite Chapel, Skipton Road 
 COL.M.01 St.Johns Methodist Church, Albert Road 
 COL.Mor.01 Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
 COL.Naz.01 Nazarene, West Street / Lord Street 
 COL.Pen.01 Elim - New Life Christian Centre, Swan Croft / West Street 
 COL.PM.01 Ebenezer Primitive Methodist, Skipton Road
 COL.PM.02 Primet Bridge Methodist Chapel, Bolton Street (Bunkers Hill)
 COL.PM.03 Laneshaw Bridge Primitive Methodist Chapel, Carriers Row 
 COL.SA.01 Salvation Army Meeting Hall, Swan Croft / Market Place
 COL.Spi.01 Spiritualist, Cloth Hall / Spring Lane
 COL.UM.01 Mount Zion, Exchange Street
 COL.Uni.01 Unitarian Church, Stanley Street / Byron Road Community Centre
 COL.WM.01 Wesley Chapel, Chapel Fold, Colne Lane / Albert Road
 COL.WM.02 Providence, Black Lane Ends, Skipton Old Road 
 COL.WM.03 Chapel, Collingwood Street (Primet) 
 COL.WM.04 Langroyd Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Langroyd Road 
 COL.WM.05 Garritt Chapel (Laneshaw Bridge Wesleyan Chapel), Keighley Road 
 COL.WM.06 Cotton Tree Methodist Chapel, Cotton Tree Lane
 All Denominations
 COL.PC.01 Public Cemetery, Keighley Road
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For the history of Colne see -
 'Annals of Colne' by James Carr (1878)
'Memories of Colne in 1850' by Margaret Jane Cryer (1910)
'Colne As It Was' by Wilfred Spencer (1971)
'Another Look at Colne' by Wilfred Spencer (1972) - Includes churches & chapels
'Old Colne' by John Bentley (1986)
'The History of Colne' by Pendle Heritage Centre (1988)

Town / Index no :  Colne - COL.CE.01
Map references :  OS SD 908405
Name :  Christ Church
Denomination :  Church of England
Address :  Bent Lane / Keighley Road, Colne
 
Parish Registers at Lancashire Archives, listed in LANCAT online catalogue
  C 1836-1936, M 1839-1989, B 1836-1975,
  C 1836-1900, M 1839-1900, on IGI for Lancashire
Local Sources for Copies of Parish Registers
   C 1836-1900 Banns, M 1839-1900, B 1836-1900, at Burnley, Colne & Nelson Libraries
Graveyard
  Medium size
Memorial Inscriptions
  Transcribed in 1975
Local Copies of Memorial Inscriptions
  Colne Library
Brief History
  1836 Church built
  1851 Religious Census = Built in 1836 Bent Lane, Colne
  see 'Colne Christ Church - Souvenir Handbook 1836-1936' (1936)
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Town / Index no :  Colne - COL.CE.02
Map references :  OS SD 877393
Name :  Holy Trinity
Denomination :  Church of England
Address :  Burnley Road, Colne (Primet)
 
Parish Registers at Lancashire Archives, listed in LANCAT online catalogue
  C 1909-1926, M 1913-1963
Local Sources for Copies of Parish Registers
  C 1897-1900, at Colne & Nelson Libraries
Graveyard
  none
Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Local Copies of Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Brief History
          Mission hut near Primet Bridge next to Kings Café
  1878 Mission in Green Lane (became Knotts Lane)
  1912 School Chapel built in Knotts Lane
  1932 ? New church built on Burnley Road, old building used as Sunday School
  see 'Church of Holy Trinity, Colne. Olde English bazaar, Nov.1913' .. Includes brief historical notes & portraits of church officials (1913)
  see 'Holy Trinity, Primet Bridge, Colne Grand bazaar, Feb.1905' .. Includes a history of the 1878 church (1905)
  also 'Seventy years of service: being a brief history of the Parish of Holy Trinity, Colne, Lancashire'
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Town / Index no :  Colne - COL.CE.03
Map references :  OS SD 888402
Name :  St.Bartholomew (Parish Church)
Denomination :  Church of England
Address :  Church Street, Colne
 
Parish Registers at Lancashire Archives, listed in LANCAT online catalogue
  C 1599-1991, M 1599-1987, B 1599-1915      + MIs
Local Sources for Copies of Parish Registers in various forms - dates covered
  C 1599-1900, M 1599-1900, B 1599-1899, at Burnley, Colne & Nelson Libraries
                      M 1813-1837, Index at Colne & Nelson Libraries
  C 1599-1653, M 1599-1653, B 1599-1653, see LPRS Volume 17
  C 1599-1900 M 1599-1862 on IGI for Lancashire
  Banns 1754-1768, 1805-1812, 1869-1900 at Burnley Library
Graveyard
  Small, closed about 1860 except for burials in existing graves
  Public Cemetery opened on Keighley Road (COL.PC.01)
Memorial Inscriptions
  Transcribed in 1982 - 318 headstones
Local Copies of Memorial Inscriptions
  Burnley, Colne & Nelson Libraries
Brief History
  1122 In existence at this time, a Chapelry in the parish of Whalley (Included Barrowford, Foulridge, Trawden Forest, Great & Little Marsden
  1515 Enlarged
  1851 Religious Census = built before 1800 - ancient parochial Chapel of Colne
  1858 Enlarged
  1891 Enlarged
  see 'Colne Parish Church, dedication of new organ, 1909' (1909) .. Includes historical notes
  see 'Colne Parish Church, a grand bazaar 19-21.Nov.1925' (1925) .. Includes historical notes
  also 'Colne Parish Records, Lecture, 1921' by S P Duval
  and 'Colne Parish Church, County of Lancaster' by J Ross MacVicar, 5th edition (1966)
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Town / Index no :  Colne - COL.CE.04
Map references :  OS SD 923406
Name :  St.Andrew Mission Church
Denomination :  Church of England
Address :  Carriers Row, Laneshaw Bridge, Colne
 
Parish Registers at Lancashire Archives, listed in LANCAT online catalogue
  none
Local Sources for Copies of Parish Registers
  -
Graveyard
  none
Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Local Copies of Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Brief History
  1836 A mission from Christ Church, Colne (COL.CE.01) set up before this date with seating for 250
  see 'Christ Church, Colne, souvenir handbook 1836-1936' (1936)
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Town / Index no :  Colne - COL.CE.05
Map references :  OS SD 888397
Name :  St.James
Denomination :  Church of England
Address :  Colne .. near Fountain Street (Waterside)
 
Parish Registers at Lancashire Archives, listed in LANCAT online catalogue
  none
Local Sources for Copies of Parish Registers
  -
Graveyard
  none
Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Local Copies of Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Brief History
  1840 Built in the 1840s as a Mission from St.Bartholomew's Colne (COL.CE.03)
          The National School also used the building
  1851 Religious Census = (?)
  1920 Still in use
     ?   Demolished
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Town / Index no :  Colne - COL.RC.01
Map references :  a - OS SD 885405
b - OS SD 882399
Name :  Sacred Heart .. now part of the Integrated Parish of the Good Shepherd including Holy Saviour, Nelson (NEL.RC.01) and St.Peter & St.Paul, Barrowford (BAR.RC.01)
Denomination :  Roman Catholic
Address :  a - Derby Street, Colne
b - Queen Street, Colne 
 
Parish Registers at Lancashire Archives, listed in LANCAT online catalogue
  C 1871-1898, M 1889-1941
  C 1908-1941, M 1947-1954
  C 1947-1961, M 1961-1962
Local Sources for Copies of Parish Registers
  -
Graveyard
  none
Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Local Copies of Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Brief History
  1850 (Where?) (Census - 478.3 ED.4D page 23)
  1851 Religious Census = Catholic Chapel opened 5.May.1850 also used as Sunday School
  1888 Chapel opened in Derby Street
  1897 Chapel built in Queen Street
          St.Ursula at Cotton Tree (TRA.RC.01) served from here
  see 'Recollections of a Colne jubilarian cleric, May.1915 to Nov.1949, an octogenarians tribute of thanksgivng' by John Aspinall .. History & description of Sacred Heart RC Church
  also 'The second spring: 50 years of Catholic revival in Colne 1871-1921' by Kenneth Durkin and Mary Mulligan (1986) ISBN 09511 90016 / ISBN 09511 90008
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Town / Index no :  Colne - COL.Bap.01  
Map references :  a - 
b - OS SD 891399
c - OS SD 892401
d - OS SD 893401
e - OS SD 893402
Name :  a - Preaching House
b - Chapel
c - Zion
d - Trinity
e - Trinity Baptist Church
 
Denomination :  Baptist (Particular)
Address :  a - Windy Bank
b - Colne Lane
c - (East Parade)
d - Keighley Road
e - Robert Street
 
 
Parish Registers at Lancashire Archives, listed in LANCAT online catalogue
  C 1776-1836
Local Sources for Copies of Parish Registers
  C 1778-1836, on IGI for Lancashire
Graveyard
  Small burial ground on Colne Lane used by the Baptists from 1788-1826
Memorial Inscriptions
   Transcribed - 10 headstones
Local Copies of Memorial Inscriptions
  Colne & Nelson Library
Brief History
  1767 Used upper room near Old Court House behind Market Street
  1767 Preaching House off Windy Bank in Back Market Street known as Back Side
  1788 Small Chapel built at junction of Colne Lane and West Street off Nailors Croft
  1826 Chapel sold to the Inghamites
  1826 Zion Chapel built on East Parade .. now called Keighley Road
  1851 Religious Census = Sion (sic) Chapel, East End Colne, Particular Baptist erected 1826
  1882 Zion closed
  1883 Trinity opened next to Zion with a Sunday School behind it on Robert Street
  1907 Mission chapel opened in Albert Road but closed down in 1914
  1907 Trinity Chapel extended
  1907 Old Chapel in Colne Lane demolished
  1970 A new church erected in the Sunday School as Trinity had become unsafe
  1985 Trinity Chapel demolished
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Town / Index no :  Colne - COL.Con.01
Map references :  a - OS SD 892402
b - OS SD 892402
Name :  Dockray Street Chapel
Denomination :  Congregational / Independent
Address :  a - Dockray Square, Colne
b - Dockray Street, Colne
 
Parish Registers at Lancashire Archives, listed in LANCAT online catalogue
  C 1811-1976, M 1863-1874, B 1832-1860
                      M 1925-1965
Local Sources for Copies of Parish Registers
  C 1806-1837, Colne Library
  C 1810-1837, on IGI for Lancashire
Graveyard
  Colne Library forecourt built on the site
Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Local Copies of Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Brief History
  1807 Founded in Colne
  1810 Chapel built in Dockray Square
  1851 Religious Census = Independent or Congregational Chapel erected 1811
  1879 New chapel built next to the old one on Dockray Street, opposite the fire station
          The old chapel was now used as a Sunday School
  1897 Old chapel (Sunday School) building pulled down and a new Sunday School built
  see Nelson Library Newspaper Index
  1970 Chapel demolished - now a car park
  1972 The new Colne Library was built on the site of the first chapel
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Town / Index no :  Colne - COL.Ing.01
Map references :  a - OS SD 896402
b - OS SD 891399
Name :  a - Chapel
b - Colne Lane Chapel
Denomination :  Inghamite
Address :  a - Keighley Road, Colne
b - West Street, Colne .. off Colne Lane
 
Parish Registers at Lancashire Archives, listed in LANCAT online catalogue
  C 1827-1924, M 1872-1910, note: Christenings indexed (in error) under Trawden, Winewall
Local Sources for Copies of Parish Registers
   C 1826-1837, Burial Certificates (197), from 13.Aug.1837 to 20.Feb.1875 at Colne Library
Graveyard
  Small and overgrown, one obelisk and some flat stones.  Used by the Baptist 1788-1826
Memorial Inscriptions
   Transcribed - 10 headstones
Local Copies of Memorial Inscriptions
  Colne & Nelson Libraries
Brief History
  1743 Rev.Benjamin Ingham first preached at Dye House in Red Lane, Colne
  1788 There was a small chapel on Keighley Road near the present cemetery
  1826 The Inghamites bought Colne Lane Chapel from the Baptists
  1851 Religious Census = built in 1788 by Baptists - taken over in 1826
  1907 Colne Lane Chapel demolished
  1908 A new chapel was built on the site
  see 'Colne Lane Inghamite Chapel, 1788-1907' by Colne Lane Chapel, Colne (1908)
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Town / Index no :  Colne - COL.Ing.02
Map references :   -
Name :  School Chapel
Denomination :  Inghamite
Address :  Cotton Tree Lane, Colne
 
Parish Registers at Lancashire Archives, listed in LANCAT online catalogue
M 1955-1969
Local Sources for Copies of Parish Registers
  -
Graveyard
  none
Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Local Copies of Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Brief History
     ?   Built
     ?   Demolished
          Houses built on the site, a stone in front garden - "Inghamite School  JN  JH  EP"
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Town / Index no :  Colne - COL.IM.01
Map references :  a - 
b - OS SD 889396
c - OS SD 891396
d - OS SD 895400
Name :  a - Meeting Place
b - Providence, Garden Street
c - Providence, Lenches Road
d - The Gables
Denomination :  Primitive Methodist 1821-1851
United Free Gospel 1851-1899
Independent Methodist Connexion from 1899 to present day
Address :  a - Whittaker Square, Colne
b - Garden Street, Colne (Waterside)
c - Lenches Road, Colne (Waterside)
d - The Gables, Albert Road, Colne
 
Parish Registers at Lancashire Archives, listed in LANCAT online catalogue
  none
Local Sources for Copies of Parish Registers
  Baptism register began 1840
Graveyard
  A small graveyard was in front of the chapel built in 1844
Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Local Copies of Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Brief History
  1822 Meetings in a Damside dandy shop then in Whittaker Square
  1844 Chapel built in Garden Street, Waterside - 'Providence' (Primitive Methodist)
  1851 Religious census = Free Gospel built 1844
  1851 Providence now allied themselves to the United Free Gospel Church
  1865 Following a quarrel, 20 members hired premises in Duerdens Yard and this group developed into Mount Zion Chapel on Exchange Street (COL.UM.01)
  1879 Foundations laid for chapel on Lenches Road, Waterside
  1892 Old Garden Street chapel sold to be used as a school
  1899 Became Independent Methodist Connexion
  1910 New chapel at Waterside (see Nelson Library Newspaper Index)
  1972 Moved the The Gables, Albert Road, Colne
  see 'The history of Providence Independent Methodist Church, Waterside Colne,1851-1951, also the early Primitive Methodist period at waterside, 1821-1851' by Colne Providence Independent Methodist Church
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Town / Index no :  Colne - COL.IM.02
Map references :  OS SD 892399
Name :  Mission
Denomination :  Independent Methodist
Address :  Blucher Street, Colne
 
Parish Registers at Lancashire Archives, listed in LANCAT online catalogue
  none
Local Sources for Copies of Parish Registers
  Baptisms 1896-1968, Membership 1896-1930, at the Administration & Resource Centre, Fleet Street, Pemberton, Wigan WN5 0DS, telephone 01942 223526
Graveyard
  none
Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Local Copies of Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Brief History
          Mission started by members of Providence Chapel, Waterside (COL.IM.01)
  1884 Mission expended
  2002 Building still there - occupied by a Toddler (Mother & Child) Group
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Town / Index no :  Colne - COL.IM.03
Map references :  a - OS SD 879394
b - OS SD 878395 
Name :  Bethel
Denomination :  United Free Gospel - Independent Methodist
Address :  a - Burnley Road, Colne (Primet Bridge) .. first chapel
b - Burnley Road, Colne (Primet Bridge) .. second chapel
 
Parish Registers at Lancashire Archives, listed in LANCAT online catalogue
  none
Local Sources for Copies of Parish Registers
  -
Graveyard
  none
Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Local Copies of Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Brief History
  1857 Members of Waterside (COL.IM.01) decided to evangelise Primet Bridge area
          Meeting held in Collingwood Street until first chapel built
  1871 First Bethel Chapel built on Burnley Road
  1879 Due to expansion a second Bethel Chapel built on the opposite side of the road but the firdt chapel also continued to be used
     ?   First Bethel Chapel closed .. in 1999 the building still standing but in poor state
     ?   Second Bethel Chapel demolished. School rooms now used as Church
  see 'Independent Methodist Churches: Local handbook for the delegates attending the 128th annual conference held at Bethel Independent Methodist Church, (Burnley?)' .. includes notes on the church at Colne (1933)
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Town / Index no :  Colne - COL.JW.01
Map references :  a - 
b - OS SD 891404
Name :  Kingdom Hall
Denomination :  Jehovahs Witnesses
Address :  a - Cotton Tree Lane, Colne
b - Windy Bank, Colne
 
Parish Registers at Lancashire Archives, listed in LANCAT online catalogue
M 1986-1990
Local Sources for Copies of Parish Registers
  -
Graveyard
  none
Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Local Copies of Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Brief History
 
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Town / Index no :  Colne - COL.Kil.01
Map references :  OS SD 893402
Name :  Ebenezer Chapel
Denomination :  Kilhamite
Address :  Skipton Road, Colne
 
Parish Registers at Lancashire Archives, listed in LANCAT online catalogue
  none
Local Sources for Copies of Parish Registers
  -
Graveyard
  none
Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Local Copies of Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Brief History
     ?   Founded
  1834 A room in the Kilhamite Chapel used as Colne Infant School
  The Methodist New Connection or Kilhamites (after their leader Andrew Kilham) did not last long in Colne
  1851 Chapel taken over by Primitive Methodists (COL.PM.01) who had seceded from Providence Chapel at Waterside (COL.IM.01)
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Town / Index no :  Colne - COL.M.01
Map references :  OS SD 887400
Name :  St.John, Methodist Church
Denomination :  Methodist
Address :  Albert Road, Colne .. between Chapel Street & Exchange Street
 
Parish Registers at Lancashire Archives, listed in LANCAT online catalogue
  none
Local Sources for Copies of Parish Registers
  -
Graveyard
  see (COL.WM.01)
Memorial Inscriptions
  Headstones cleared away
Local Copies of Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Brief History
  1968 Union of Albert Road (COL.WM.01), Collingwood Street (COL.WM.03), Skipton Road (COL.PM.01) and Mount Zion, Exchange Street (COL.UM.01) when a new church was built on the site of the former Albert Road Methodist Church (COL.WM.01)
  see 'St.Johns Methodist Church Colne, new buildings dedicated Saturday 11.May.1968' (1968) .. includes a history and description of the church
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Town / Index no :  Colne - COL.Mor.01
Map references :   -
Name :  Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Denomination :  Mormon
Address :   -
 
Parish Registers at Lancashire Archives, listed in LANCAT online catalogue
M 1984-1985
Local Sources for Copies of Parish Registers
  -
Graveyard
  none
Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Local Copies of Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Brief History
  1880s Established in Colne
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Town / Index no :  Colne - COL.Naz.01
Map references :  OS SD 883400
Name :  Nazarene
Denomination :  Wesleyan Evangelical
Address :  Lord Street, Colne .. entrance on Brown Street West
 
Parish Registers at Lancashire Archives, listed in LANCAT online catalogue
  none
Local Sources for Copies of Parish Registers
  -
Graveyard
  none
Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Local Copies of Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Brief History
  1932 Erected a tent in Colne
  1936 Used Inghamite School
  1952 At Colne Lane 
  1975 Bought the Inghamite school
  1982 Moved to Lord Street
  see 'Church of the Nazarene, Colne: the first 60 years to 1996' by G M Goff (1996)
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Town / Index no :  Colne - COL.Pen.01
Map references :  a - 
b - OS SD 891399
Name :  a - Elim
b - New Life Christian Centre
Denomination :  Pentecostal
Address :  a - Swan Croft, Colne
b - West Street, Colne
 
Parish Registers at Lancashire Archives, listed in LANCAT online catalogue
  none
Local Sources for Copies of Parish Registers
  -
Graveyard
  none
Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Local Copies of Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Brief History
  2002 In a building in West Street with date stone - AD 1877, possibly a former school?
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Town / Index no :  Colne - COL.PM.01
Map references :  OS SD 893402
Name :  Ebenezer
Denomination :  Primitive Methodist
Address :  Skipton Road, Colne .. near the corner with Market Street
 
Parish Registers at Lancashire Archives, listed in LANCAT online catalogue
  C 1860-1962, M 1909-1961, see Colne, Primitive Methodist Circuit
Local Sources for Copies of Parish Registers
  -
Graveyard
  none
Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Local Copies of Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Brief History
  1851 Started by members of Providence (COL.IM.01) who supported the Primitive Methodist Connection. Took over the former Kilhamite Chapel (COL.Kil.01)
  1867 Burnley Library Newspaper Index = new Methodist Church Market Street Colne
  1968 United with other Methodist churches to form St.John's Methodist Church on Albert Road, Colne (COL.M.01)
          Building demolished - now a car park
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Town / Index no :  Colne - COL.PM.02
Map references :  OS SD 880398
Name :  Primet Bridge Methodist Chapel
Denomination :  Primitive Methodist
Address :  Bolton Street, Primet Bridge, Colne (Bunkers Hill)
 
Parish Registers at Lancashire Archives, listed in LANCAT online catalogue
  C 1860-1962, see Colne, Primitive Methodist Circuit
  C 1932-1973, M 1936-1971
Local Sources for Copies of Parish Registers
  -
Graveyard
  none
Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Local Copies of Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Brief History
  1871 Founded
     ?   Closed
     ?   Now demolished
  see 'Centenary services of Primet Bridge Methodist Church, Bunkers Hill Colne, 1871-1971' by Primet Bridge Methodist Church, Colne (1971)
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Town / Index no :  Colne - COL.PM.03
Map references :  OS SD 923405
Name :  Laneshaw Bridge Primitive Methodist Chapel
Denomination :  Primitive Methodist
Address :  Carriers Row, Laneshaw Bridge, Colne
 
Parish Registers at Lancashire Archives, listed in LANCAT online catalogue
  C 1860-1962, see Colne, Primitive Methodist Circuit
Local Sources for Copies of Parish Registers
  -
Graveyard
  none
Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Local Copies of Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Brief History
  1836 Building erected
  1851 Religious Census = 350 seats, Sunday School held
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Town / Index no :  Colne - COL.SA.01
Map references :   -
Name :  a - Citadel
b - Salvation Army Hall
Denomination :  Salvation Army
Address :  a - Swan Croft, Colne
b - Market Place 
 
Parish Registers at Lancashire Archives, listed in LANCAT online catalogue
  none
Local Sources for Copies of Parish Registers
  -
Graveyard
  none
Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Local Copies of Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Brief History
  1889 Started to build their hall
  1903 Date Stones on building on Market Place
  2000 Hall closed in September due to dwindling congregation
          Six members set up a group called Colne Gospel Fellowship, meeting once a fortnight in the Peter Birtwistle Centre, Keighley Road, Colne 
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Town / Index no :  Colne - COL.Spi.01
Map references :  a - OS SD 889400
b - OS SD 886402
Name :  National Spiritualist Church
Denomination :  Spiritualist
Address :  a - Cloth Hall, Colne
b - Spring Lane, Colne
 
Parish Registers at Lancashire Archives, listed in LANCAT online catalogue
  none
Local Sources for Copies of Parish Registers
  -
Graveyard
  none
Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Local Copies of Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Brief History
  1894 In Colne
  1996 New Church built in Spring Lane .. Registered for Marriages
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Town / Index no :  Colne - COL.UM.01
Map references :  a - 
b - OS SD 888397
Name :  Mount Zion
Denomination :  a - Methodist Free Church
b - United Methodist Church
Address :  a - Duerdens Yard, Colne
b - Exchange Street, Colne
 
Parish Registers at Lancashire Archives, listed in LANCAT online catalogue
  C 1947-1951, M 1899-1951
Local Sources for Copies of Parish Registers
  -
Graveyard
  none
Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Local Copies of Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Brief History
  1865 Started by members of Providence at Waterside (COL.IM.01) following a quarrel
          First met in Duerden's Yard
  1873 Date Stone of Chapel built on Exchange Street
  1968 United with other churches to form St.John's, Albert Road, Colne (COL.M.01)
  2002 Building still standing .. used by a Commercial Company
  see 'Mount Zion Methodist Free Church, Exchange Street, Colne, Grand bazaar, 1902: Official handbook & guide' (1902) .. includes history of the church
  and 'Mount Zion United Methodist Church, Exchange Street, Colne, Grand springtime bazaar, 1910: Official handbook' (1910) .. includes a history of the church
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Town / Index no :  Colne - COL.Uni.01
Map references :  a - OS SD 887401
b - OS SD 896404
Name :  Unitarian Church
Denomination :  Unitarian
Address :  a - Stanley Street, Colne
b - The Community Centre, Byron Road
 
Parish Registers at Lancashire Archives, listed in LANCAT online catalogue
M 1882-1979
Local Sources for Copies of Parish Registers
  C 1882-1979, M 1882-1979, at Colne Library
  C 1882-1979, M 1882-1979, at Nelson Library
Graveyard
  none
Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Local Copies of Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Brief History
  1826 First lecture given
  1876 Next attempt to start the church in Colne
  1877 Sunday School started
  1878 Chapel built on Stanley Street
  1970 Chapel closed .. Congregation moved to Byron Road Community Centre
          Chapel demolished and now a car park
  1979 Closed
  see 'Unitarian Church, Stanley Street, Colne, Jubilee bazaar, 1879-1929, handbook' .. includes historical notes and portraits of church officials (1929)
  and 'The story of Unitarianism in Colne, 1826-1979' by Geoffrey W Petts (1993) .. Contains copy of Baptismal register 1882-1979 & Marriage register 1882-1979
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Town / Index no :  Colne - COL.WM.01
Map references :  a - 
b - OS SD 890399
c - OS SD 887400
Name :  a - Preaching House
b - Chapel
c - Wesley Chapel
Denomination :  Wesleyan Methodist
Address :  a - Dent Back
b - Chapel Fold, Colne Lane, Colne
c - West Parade, Colne .. now called Albert Road
 
Parish Registers at Lancashire Archives, listed in LANCAT online catalogue
  C 1786-1900, see Colne, Wesleyan Methodist Circuit
                                    Burials 1825-1958,
Local Sources for Copies of Parish Registers
  C 1788-1837,  'Wesleyan Baptisms' at Colne Library,  B 1825-1958
  C 1788-1837 on IGI for Lancashire
Public Record Office, London
  RG 4/1168 Births / Christenings 1787-1837
Graveyard
  At Albert Road Chapel - cleared of headstones in 1967 and in June 1968, prior to demolition of the Old Chapel and building of the new one, the contents of vaults & graves were removed
Burials
  Colne Library, book J61.. 'Wesleyan Methodist Chapel - Cash Received for Funerals' 12.Jan.1825 to 28.Oct.1958, listing Names, age, relations, address etc.
Local Copies of Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Brief History
          Meeting Room at Dent Back, in Haworth, Yorks Circuit
  1763 Now part of Keighley, Yorks Circuit
  1776 Colne Circuit started
  1777 Church built in Colne Lane
  1825 Wesley Chapel built in Albert Road .. Old chapel used as school until 1868
  1851 Religious Census = Manchester Road, West End of Colne (Albert Road)
  1868 New school was built in George Street
  1885 Chapel building improved, portico added
  1960s Old Chapel in Colne Lane demolished
  1968 United with other Wesleyan chapels in Colne to become St.John's Methodist Church (COL.M.01) .. a new church built on site of Wesley Chapel
  see 'Albert Road Methodist Church Sunday 27.Mar.1949: special services to celebrate the 125th anniversary 1777-1824-1949' (1949) .. includes historical notes
  also 'Colne, Albert Road Methodist Church, special services in connection with the re-opening' (1951) .. includes historical notes
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Town / Index no :  Colne - COL.WM.02
Map references :  OS SD 921421
Name :  Providence / Black Lane Ends
Denomination :  Wesleyan Methodist
Address :  Black Lane Ends, Skipton Old Road, Colne .. next to Hare & Hounds Inn
 
Parish Registers at Lancashire Archives, listed in LANCAT online catalogue
  C 1786-1900, see Colne, Wesleyan Methodist Circuit
  C 1915-1966
Local Sources for Copies of Parish Registers
  -
Graveyard
  none
Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Local Copies of Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Brief History
  1830 Mission started
  1838 Chapel and Sunday School erected
  1851 Religious Census = Providence Wesleyan Chapel and Sunday School erected 1838
  1863 School built
  1880 New chapel built? 
          Closed 
          Now converted into a house called 'Providence'
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Town / Index no :  Colne - COL.WM.03
Map references :  OS SD 879397
Name :  Collingwood Street Chapel
Denomination :  Wesleyan Methodist
Address :  Collingwood Street, Colne (Bunkers Hill)
 
Parish Registers at Lancashire Archives, listed in LANCAT online catalogue
  C 1786-1900, see Colne, Wesleyan Methodist Circuit
  C 1883-1961, M 1898-1959
Local Sources for Copies of Parish Registers
  -
Graveyard
  none
Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Local Copies of Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Brief History
  1880 Sunday School class started in a cottage at Primet Bridge, it was too small and a school was built
  1882 School opened
     ?   Closed
     ?   Now demolished
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Town / Index no :  Colne - COL.WM.04
Map references :  a - 
b - OS SD 891405
Name :  a - 
b - Langroyd Wesleyan Chapel / Langroyd Road Methodist Church
Denomination :  Wesleyan Methodist
Address :  a - Windy Bank, Colne
b - Langroyd Road, Colne
 
Parish Registers at Lancashire Archives, listed in LANCAT online catalogue
  C 1786-1900, see Colne, Wesleyan Methodist Circuit
Local Sources for Copies of Parish Registers
  -
Graveyard
  none
Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Local Copies of Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Brief History
  1879 Mission started as an offshoot from George Street (COL.WM.01) in a room in Windy Bank
  1890 School Chapel built on Langroyd Road
     ?   Closed
  2002 Building still standing with "To Let" sign
  see 'Langroyd Wesleyan Grand bazaar, Official Handbook, George Street Wesleyan School, Feb.1914' by Colne, Langroyd Wesleyan Chapel .. includes a history of Wesleyan Methodism in Colne and Portraits of Langroyd Chapel officials
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Town / Index no :  Colne - COL.WM.05
Map references :  OS SD 921407
Name :  a - Garritt Chapel
b - Laneshawbridge Wesleyan Church
Denomination :  Wesleyan Methodist
Address :  Keighley Road, Laneshawbridge, Colne
 
Parish Registers at Lancashire Archives, listed in LANCAT online catalogue
  C 1786-1900, see Colne, Wesleyan Methodist Circuit
Local Sources for Copies of Parish Registers
  C 1788-1837 'Wesleyan Baptisms' at Colne Library
Graveyard
  none
Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Local Copies of Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Brief History
  1822 Chapel built
  1851 Religious Census = Garritt (?) Wesleyan Chapel erected 1823 (not an entire building)
  1858 New chapel opened
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Town / Index no :  Colne - COL.WM.06
Map references :   -
Name :  Cotton Tree Methodist Chapel
Denomination :  Wesleyan Methodist
Address :  Cotton Tree Lane, Colne
 
Parish Registers at Lancashire Archives, listed in LANCAT online catalogue
  C 1786-1900, see Colne, Wesleyan Methodist Circuit
Local Sources for Copies of Parish Registers
  -
Graveyard
  none
Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Local Copies of Memorial Inscriptions
  -
Brief History
  1893 Wesleyan School Chapel opened
  1899 Plans to enlarge the building
  2002 Building still in use
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Town / Index no :  Colne - COL.PC.01
Map references :  OS SD 897402
Name :  Public Cemetery
Denomination :   -
Address :  Keighley Road, Colne
Contact :  Parks and Recreation Services, Fleet Street Depot, Fleet Street, Nelson  BB9 7YQ
Telephone :  01282 661593 / 661586 .. Fax:01282 661610 .. Email:cemeteries@pendle.gov.uk
 
Parish Registers at Lancashire Archives, listed in LANCAT online catalogue
  none
Local Sources for Copies of Parish Registers
  -
Graveyard
  Large, currently in use
Memorial Inscriptions
  Transcribed in 1980s? - 1892 headstones .. Part of the cemetery has not been transcribed
Local Copies of Memorial Inscriptions
  Colne Library
Brief History
   1860 Cemetery opened .. Still in use
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