The Old Chapel (Premises Occupied By Yorkshire Hi-Fi)

The Old Chapel, now a warehouse occupied by Yorkshire Hi-Fi, is a disused Wesleyan Chapel built in 1861. The building features a first-floor sill, a pediment, and a gable with an oculus and carved stone foliage in the tympanum. On the first floor, there are four round-arched sash windows with glazing bars, keystones, and moulded imposts. The ground floor has two segment-headed sash windows with keystones. There are also two doors with fielded panels, a semi-circular fanlight with moulded voussoirs, imposts, and keystones, all within a joint Tuscan surround that includes four three-quarter columns and an entablature. The side elevation consists of six bays with similar windows on each floor as those on the front, and the building is accented by rusticated quoins.

Historically, the Methodist Chapel on this site was visited by John Wesley in 1780. The current structure, which opened in October 1861, was built at a cost of £2,000 and reflects the classical architectural style favored by the Methodist church at that time.