Millin Cross Calvinistic Methodist Chapel

Millin Cross Calvinistic Methodist Chapel is a building constructed in 1866 from local brown sandstone, featuring dressed grey limestone quoins and window surrounds, topped with a slate roof. The chapel has deep plain eaves and barges, with a gabled facade that includes a circular plaque stating its name and date of construction.

The gabled centre porch has a blind round-arched window and is open on the right side, leading to a four-panel inner door. On either side of the porch, there are narrow round-arched sash windows with nine-over-nine panes, marginal glazing bars, and upper radiating bars, all with painted stone sills.

Flanking the porch are two broad round-arched sash windows, each with sixteen-over-fifteen panes, also featuring marginal glazing and upper radiating bars, with sills matching those at the front. At the rear, there is a stone-built lean-to schoolroom that is two storeys high and has a shallow pitched sheeted roof. On the north side of the schoolroom, there is a boarded door with a 12-paned hornless sash window above it, along with another boarded door and a 4-paned sash window from the 20th century above.

Inside, there is no gallery, and the chapel features open pine pews arranged on a gentle rake. A small pulpit with round-arched panels is present, along with a plaster ceiling that has a moulded cornice. The central brass candelabra, although now lacking its branches, was once a finely crafted piece.