Description

PARISH OF TICKNALL CHAPEL STREET
SK 32 SE
4/78
(North Side)
19-1-67 Methodist Chapel
II
Non-Conformist Chapel. 1815. Red brick with painted stone
dressings. Welsh slate roof. Sawtooth eaves cornice. Two
storeys. Three bay entrance elevation has parapet ramped up to
pedimented gable. Plain first floor band and a thin band at
base of the parapet and the base of the pediment. Large round-
arched entrance with C20 double doors and overlight. Flanked on
each side by fixed small pane lights under wedge brick lintels.
Three similar windows above. Above the centre window a stone
with moulded hoodmould, inscribed METHODIST CHAPEL 1815.
Circular vent with moulded surround in the gable. Three bay
west and east elevations have similar fenestration. Interior:
U-plan gallery supported on five cast iron columns. Later C19
raised preaching platform with iron railings. Plain open
benches. A pair of stick baluster staircases lead up to the
gallery.

Listing NGR: SK3539624056

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26388747

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