MUSEUM OF METHODISM
The Museum of Methodism, adjacent to Barratt's Chapel, was built in 1964 by the Peninsula-Delaware Conference. Funding came from the sale of the closed Bethel M. E. Church on the Chesapeake-Delaware Canal which the Army Corps of Engineers needed to purchase for the widening of the canal.
The Museum of Methodism contains:
Archives of the Peninsula-Delaware Conference of The United Methodist Church
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Files of each church of the Peninsula-Delaware Conference
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Membership books and other records from closed churches
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Journals and Memoirs of ministers
Displays of Methodism memorabilia from Peninsula-Delaware Conference Churches
Library of approximately 4000 items on Methodist History
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Conference Journals from 1784 - Present
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Disciplines
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Publications on Methodism
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Histories of Churches of the Peninsula-Delaware Conference
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Hymnals (both with music and without music)
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Biographies
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Periodicals










