About the Chapel:
In 1825 the house of Frederick Taylor was licensed as a meeting place for Primitive Methodists and in 1867 a small Primitive Methodist chapel was built on the site of the Friend's burial ground. One of Goatacre's residents, Elizabeth Blackman, strove hard for the chapel to be built. It proved to be very popular and had one of the largest congregations in the Brinkworth circuit. The chapel was replaced in 1909 by a larger red brick building located on the main A3102 on the corner of the road to New Zealand. The location here was more ideal than the previous remote building. This Primitive Methodist chapel was used up until its closure in 1994, when it was sold and converted to a private dwelling.
Not so easily, you can still see the memorial stone with name and date above the eastward windows.
About the Cache:
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Please take care when retrieving this cache, stealth always important and care with the local traffic along the road. This cache is not located on Holy Ground, but a public route.
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