- This Church is also locally known as Lane Bottom Chapel situated off New Mill Road opposite the village Community Centre and in close proximity to the Sycamore Public House.
- There are two wooden plaques on the ground floor that remember the men and women who gave their lives in two World Wars.
The period commemorated is 1914 – 1919 and 1939 - 1945
There are also two further plagues upstairs in the church listing the members of the Church who gave their lives in World War 1 and 2.
The marker
represents the location of the war memorial in Wooldale Free Church.
1914 – 19
For King and Country
Roll of Honour
- Joseph Barden
- Joseph Boetto
- Albert Boyes
- Arthur Bailey
- Percy Bottomley
- Harold Coldwell
- Percy Fearns
- Harold Goddard
- John Henry Hebblethwaite
- Henry Hudson
- John Henry Hoyle
- Gilbert Hoyle
- Arthur Hudson
- Wilfred Holmes
- Harold Hoyle
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- Ernest Hebblethwaite
- John Edward Hebblethwaite
- Sydney Johnson
- John Johnson
- Maurice Littlewood
- Norman Marsh
- Albert Edward Marshall
- John Noble
- Ernest Noble
- Henry Roebuck
- Harold Sanderson
- Ernest Sanderson
- Ernest Tinker
- Tom Turner
- Arnold Tinker
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1939 - 1945
Roll of Honour
- Douglas Beaumont
- Walter Beaumont
- Philip Bottomley
- Winnie Broadhead
- Alice Booth
- Jack Booth
- Stanley Brook
- Arthur Chambers
- Frank Chambers
- Lawrence Chambers
- Leslie Chambers
- Norman Chambers
- Stanley Chambers
- Wilfred Chambers
- Herbert Crosland
- Ronald Ellis
- Alec Fitton
- Geoffrey Gibson
- Joan Gibson
- Edward Graham
- Gilbert Hebblethwaite
- Kathleen Holdsworth
- Margaret Holmes
- Roy Howard
- Arnold Hoyle
- Frank Hoyle
- Jack Hoyle
- Norman Hoyle
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- John Hudson
- Donald Hudson
- Ralph Hudson
- Frank Lindley
- Sam Lindley
- James Marshall
- Eric Ramsden
- Herbert Ramsden
- Joan Ramsden
- Eric Riley
- David Robinson
- John Robinson
- Ronald Roebuck
- Eric Sanderson
- Ernest Sanderson
- Ronald Sanderson
- Eric Senior
- Margaret Taylor
- Edward Tinker
- Kathleen Tinker
- Wilfred Tinker
- Brian Stott
- Doreen Stott
- Harold Stott
- Sydney Turton
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The two plaques are bronze plates on a wooden base on the wall in the Church upstairs and detail the following information:-
- Pte. J. E. Hebblethwaite 2/6th Nth. Staffs. R.
- Pte. J. W. Johnson 1/4 Duke of Well. W. R. R.
- Pte. E. Sanderson 15th Durham Light Inf.
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- Pte. F. Hoyle 6th Airborne Division
- Fus. E. Royal Fusiliers
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