Roberttown Wesleyan Methodist Centenary Chapel

Located in the heart of the village and was the first place of worship in the area. 

On the 30th Sep 1839, the foundation stone for this chapel was laid by the Rev. Thomas Padman, Superintendent of the Cleckheaton Circuit. Upwards of 700 people attended, many of whom were treated to a meal in the nearby school rooms.

Details of the names found on the World War I memorial at this location can be found on the below link:

Baptisms for this location start in 1867, however, prior to this time there are some specific baptisms recorded in the "Cleckheaton Circuit" registers. A link to these has also been added. This project is complete.

Marriages at this location are available from 1902 to 1935. This project is complete.