Lemon Wesleyan Chapel (Truro) was built in 1833 and remained in use until 1958. This profile has been compiled by Tony Mansell.
1830: The first Lemon Chapel built as a daughter chapel of St Mary’s Wesleyan Chapel in what was then known as John’s Street (later William Street).
1870: Two classrooms added recently. (Royal Cornwall Gazette – Saturday 27 August 1870)
1887: New chapel built adjacent to the first chapel. Architect Silvanus Trevail. (Royal Cornwall Gazette – Friday 01 April 1887)
1904: Three week’s closure for renovations. (Royal Cornwall Gazette – Thursday 11 August 1904)
1908: Chapel in need of enlargement. (Royal Cornwall Gazette – Thursday 01 October 1908)
Circa 1960: Chapel closed.