Wesleyan Methodist Centenary Medal

Abstract

Commemorative medal for the centenary of the Wesleyan tradition in 1839. One side depicts John Wesley, the other Centenary Hall, London. Design created by C.F. Carter.

Technical Information

Made in white metal. 65mm diameter. Obverse: Bust of John Wesley wearing ecclesiastical vestments, left. JOHN WESLEY, M.A. BORN AT EPWORTH, JUNE 17th DIED IN LONDON MARCH 2nd 1791. Reverse: Facade of a building. CENTENARY OF WESLEYAN METHODISM, 1839. Below “THE WORLD IS MY PARISH”. In exergue: CENTENARY HALL/AND MISSION HOUSE/LONDON.

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Authors

The Wesleyan Methodist Church

Contributors

Project Members: Helmich, Gerard (Oxford Brookes University); Morris, Laura; Dobson, Thomas (Oxford Brookes University); Forsaith, Peter (Oxford Brookes University)
Research Group: Wesley Historical Society; Oxford Centre for Methodism and Church History

Oxford Brookes departments

Department of History, Philosophy and Culture

Dates

Original artefact: 1838
RADAR resource: 2020

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