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Title
Renshaw Street Chapel Memorial
Date
1905
Medium
stone
Accession number
L3_MH_S297
Work type
Monument
Work status
extant
Listing status
Grade II (England and Wales)
Listing date
14/03/75
Access
time restrictions apply
Access note
Access when garden is open.
Inscription description
plaque, NE face towards the Mount Pleasant entrance to the gardens: THIS MONUMENT / IS ERECTED AS A MEMORIAL OF / RENSHAW STREET CHAPEL / BUILT IN 1811 / FOR THE WORSHIP / OF ALMIGHTY GOD / / ALSO / IN GRATEFUL REMEMBRANCE OF / THOSE WHO MINISTERED THEREIN / AMONG WHOM WERE / JOHN HAMILTON THOM / WILLIAM HENRY CHANNING / CHARLES BEARD / / AND IN MEMORY OF / THE WORSHIPPERS / WITHIN ITS WALLS / AND OF / WILLIAM ROSCOE / JOSEPH BLANCO WHITE / AND ALL WHO WERE LAID TO REST / IN THIS GROUND / / THE FAITHFUL OF EVERY LAND / WHO CHRISTS OWN RULE OBEY / THE HOLY DEAD OF EVERY TIME / THE CHURCH OF CHRIST ARE THEY; tiled panel, SE left-hand face, approaching from Mount Pleasant: SEVILLA EN HOMENAJEA / JOSE BLANCO WHITE / 24 MAYO 1948; oval City of Liverpool plaque: CITY OF Liverpool / JOSPEH BLANCO WHITE / 1775 - 1814 / SPANISH WRITER AND POLITICAL / EXILE WAS BURIED / NEAR HERE.; plaque, SW far side from Mount Pleasant: THE CHAPEL STOOD / TO THE SOUTH OF THIS SOT / FACING RENSHAW STREET / / THE MONUMENTAL TABLETS / WITHIN IT / ARE PLACED IN THE CLOISTERS / OF ULLET ROAD CHURCH / TO WHICH THE CONGREGATION REMOVED / IN 1899 / / THE SITE OF / THE CHAPEL AND GRAVEYARD / WAS SOLD TO THE / CORPORATION OF Liverpool / WHO MADE THIS GARDEN / PRESERVING A RECORD / OF THE GRAVES / AND THE INSCRIPTIONS THEREON / WHICH MAY BE ALSO BE SEEN / AT THE CHURCH / / THIS MONUMENT WAS ERECTED IN 1905 / BY ONE WHO WORSHIPPED HERE / FOR SIXTY YEARS
