Catalogue description South Shields, St Paul's Presbyterian Church
This record is held by Tyne and Wear Archives
Reference: | C.SS5 |
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Title: | South Shields, St Paul's Presbyterian Church |
Description: |
Records |
Date: | 1744-1968 |
Related material: |
C.SS6 for St John's Presbyterian Church; C.SS7 for St Paul & St John United Reformed Church |
Held by: | Tyne and Wear Archives, not available at The National Archives |
Language: | English |
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Physical description: | 14 series |
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Administrative / biographical background: |
St Paul's Presbyterian church was formed in 1822 from the amalgamation of a presbyterian congregation at Academy Hill dating from 1779 and East Street Chapel, which came into being as a chapel in 1810, although it had existed from 1805 as a preaching station in Market Street, South Shields. By 1877 the chapel in East Street had become too small and a building committee was formed to establish a new church. This opened for worship in Westoe Road on 16 February 1880. St Paul's was united with St John's [see C.SS6] on 23 March 1968 and closed. The new congregation became St Paul and st John Presbyterian Church [see C.SS7] |
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