Trinity Methodist Church

Trinity Methodist Church, built in the mid-19th century, is a pale brick building with a cornice and Welsh slate roof. The main elevation has five bays, featuring Doric pilasters. The two outer bays contain round-headed windows with recent aprons. The five central bays have windows with round-headed moulded surrounds, sills on tabs, and a blocked keystone above the central opening. Stone moulded plinths separate the bays between the floors. On the ground floor, the two outer bays have round-headed windows, while the three inner bays contain double doors within bolection moulded surrounds, featuring a moulded frieze and small pediments; the doors themselves are of six panels. A stone coped plinth runs along the base. The west elevation has a dentil eaves cornice and seven double-recessed windows.