Clayton West Methodist Church

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Previously known as Clayton West Primitive Methodist church and also Wakefield Road Methodist Church.

A chapel was built on the south side of Chapel Hill in 1842; it was to the east of the Wesleyan chapel and almost opposite the Congregational chapel.

In 1903, a new chapel with a Sunday School on the ground floor was built in Wakefield Road. The old chapel in Chapel Hill became a public hall in 1903.

Records relating to Clayton West Primitive Methodist Church are held at West Yorkshire Archive Service: Kirklees under the reference numbers NM/DD/CW and KC633.

Records relating to Clayton West Methodist Church are held at West Yorkshire Archive Service: Kirklees under the reference numbers NM/DD/CW and KC737.