Bethesda
Chapel is an important part of the heritage of
the Potteries. It is the outstanding monument
to the Methodist movement in north
Staffordshire and is the largest surviving
early chapel in the area.
The chapel was erected in 1819, at a cost of £1200,
then extended and given this elaborate
frontage in 1851. It contains many monuments
to the leading pottery manufacturers of Hanley
and district.
