Howden Clough Wesleyan Methodist Church

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The class was established from Birstall Wesleyan Church in 1827 and began preaching services held at Howden Clough from 1863. Services were held in a room above the village reading room in Mann's Buildings from 1868. From c1870, rooms at Howden Clough Mill were used. A chapel was built in Nab Lane between 1871 - 1872 and opened in 1872, it was still in existence in 2000.