Primitive Methodist Church











The plaque above reads as follows -
"Designed and built in 1870 by local builders and tradesmen. This distinctive Romanesque design bluestone church served a local population where more than half the workforce was involves in surface or deep lead underground mining. The church closed with the declining population in the early 20th Century and later became a clothing factory. In 1984 the building reopened as the Talbot Arts and Historical Museum as the focal point for the town and district's history."