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Revival Wells in Nottinghamshire
UK Wells records 74 places in Nottinghamshire where God has moved, from 1762 to 1882. By type: 34 local, 30 national, 7 individual, 3 regional. See them on the map .
Annesley
Arnold
Balderton
Basford
Beeston
Bidworth
Blake Hall
Bramcote
Bulwell
Burslem
Burton Joyce
Calverton
Eastwood
Epperstone
Farnsfield
Granby
Hickling
Hucknall
Kirkby in Ashfield
Lenton
Long eaton
Mansfield
Newark
Nottingham
Arnold - John Smith
(1826, Local)
Bridgford - Salvation Army
(1880, National)
Bulwell - John Smith
(1826, Local)
Carlton - John Smith
(1826, Local)
Halifax Chapel Nottingham - Bramwell
(1798 - 1801, Local)
Halifax Methodist Chapel, Nottingham - James Caughey
(10 May 1846 - 12 June 1846, Local)
High Pavement Chapel - Bramwell
(1798, Regional)
Hockley Chapel - Henry Longden
(1798?, Local)
Hockley Chapel - John Smith
(1826, Local)
Hockley Chapel Nottingham
(1796, Regional)
Hyson Green - John Smith
(1826, Local)
Lenton - John Smith
(1826, Local)
New Basford - John Smith
(1826, Local)
New Sneinton - John Smith
(1826, Local)
Nottingham - Primitive Methodists
(1816, Local)
Nottingham - Salvation Army
(1879, National)
Nottingham - Thomas Rankin
(1762, National)
Nottingham Circuit - John Smith
(1826, Local)
Nottingham New Connexion Methodist Church
(1856, Local)
Old Basford - John Smith
(1826, Local)
Old Theatre Royal, Nottingham
(1864, National)
Park Row Chapel, Nottingham
(1864, National)
Radford - John Smith
(1826, Local)
Shakespeare Street United Methodist Free Church, Nottingham - James Caughey
(1865, National)
St Ann's Chapel - John Smith
(1829, Local)
St Ann's Wells Road Chapel, Nottingham
(1874, National)
William Booth's first sermon
(1846, Individual)
Nottinghamshire
Old Basford
Oxton
Radcliffe on Trent
Radford
Ruddington
Selston
South Normanton
Sturton le Steeple
Sutton in Ashfield
Sutton-in-Ashfield
Watnall
Whitemoor
Wysall
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