Site Record

This Mission Hall was built during the late nineteenth century. It is built in the Simple Round-Headed style but has window glazing of simple gothic type and this mixed style is typical of the period. The entrance is through a gable door set in a porch. The central doorway is flanked by two tall round-headed doorways and the sides are lit by three such windows. There is a rectangular stone plaque over the doorway and a rectangular vent in the attic set over this. The walls are of red brick with yellow-brick dressings. The interior is entirely lined with painted timber planks in simple style and there is a central aisle leading to a small tub pulpit set against the gable furthest from the door. Two further doorways flank the pulpit. When photographed in 1997 the chapel was still in use for worship.

RCAHMW, August 2011