The Lingdale Jubilee Church dates from 1897 (the year of Queen Victorias Diamond Jubilee)

Most small villages locally have a methodist chapel, the vast majority have closed and been converted to housing.

The foundation stone is partially obscured by later pipes and cable.

It was laid by Mrs Scarth on 20th July 1897, here are details of its opening in November 1897


I have found a further reference with suggest it re-opened in 1957 and closed again in 1964.

The Wesleyan Methodist Chapel opened in 1875, two years before the Primitive Methodist Chapel over the road.

It became the only Methodist chapel in 1962 and the final service here was in April 2006, led by the Rev Tim Thorpe, minister at Nottingham.

Interestingly the Google Street View images just happened to catch it while it was being converted into housing.

Boosbeck had two methodist chapels formed in the 1870s, with this Primitive Methodist Chapel dating from 1877.

By 1962 the two congregations had joined and became Boosbeck Methodist Chapel at the former Wesleyan chapel over the road. The Primitive chapel has since been converted into flats.