Wesleyan Methodist Church

The Wesleyan Methodist Church, built in 1882, was designed by the architects Waddington and Sons of Burnley and constructed by contractor George Mansfield of York. It features pink brick with ashlar dressings and has a hipped slate roof. The church is two storeys tall with a parapet on the outer bays and a first-floor string course. It has four bays, with the two central bays featuring moulded gable ends, flanked by three-storey towers topped with domical stone roofs. The building includes round-arched windows and doors, which have deep shafted reveals and moulded voussoirs. The site was donated by the Honorable E R Petre, a Catholic Lord of the Manor and significant benefactor of Selby, while the design was contributed by local philanthropist James Audus the younger.