• Heritage Talk: Methodist Pottery and Potters

    Online via Zoom

    No matter where you are in the world please join us via Zoom on Saturday 12th October 2024 at 11am BST for our latest #engleseabrookchapelandmuseum Heritage Talk. Methodist commemorative and ornamental pottery: from John Wesley to Mow Cop; from Enoch Wood to Jessie Van Hallen. John Anderson tells the story of Methodist commemorative and ornamental […]

  • Heritage Talk: The Burning Mountain – Primitive Methodism On Film

    Online via Zoom

    Ray Johnson from the Staffordshire Film Archive will be joining us to talk on "The Burning Mountain: Memories of Primitive Methodism On Film". Among the various film clips to be shown will be someone filmed in the 1970s who remembers going to the 1907 celebrations at Mow Cop as a child, and clips of the […]

  • Heritage Talk: The Methodist Tapestries Collection

    Online via Zoom

    Join us via Zoom on Saturday 15th February 2025 at 11am GMT for our latest #engleseabrookchapelandmuseum Heritage Talk. In The Methodist Tapestries Collection David Heatherington will talk about how the Methodist Tapestries Collection came about and uses images from the completed panels to illustrate the quality and scope of the embroideries telling stories of “ The […]

  • Heritage Talk: Just Women: Women in Primitive Methodism

    Online via Zoom

    Following the success of our Just Women exhibition, we mark #WomensHistoryMonth by exploring the lives of more inspiring women, many of whom could not be included in our exhibition for reasons of space. Women played an important role in Primitive Methodism, fighting for social justice and helping the movement to grow. However, most were denied […]

  • Heritage Talk: From Pit Boy To Prime Minister

    Online via Zoom

    No matter where you are in the world please join us via Zoom on Saturday 18th October 2025 at 11am BST for our latest #engleseabrookchapelandmuseum Heritage Talk. Joseph Cook, who left Silverdale “to better himself” in the colonies, was extraordinarily successful. He arrived in Australia as a miner in the 1880s and became a trade […]