Description

NZ 9504 FYLINGDALES CHAPEL STREET, Robin
19/40 Hood's Bay (north-east
side)
6.10.69
Former Methodist Chapel
GV (formerly listed as
II Chapel Studio)

Wesleyan Chapel, 1779 dated in relief letters on sunk panel in south wall.
Herringbone-tooled sandstone on plinth with stone coping; alternating-blocked
raised quoins, stepped eaves band. Pantiled roof. Large-scale building on 2
levels, the rear part (accommodating top of gallery) higher up the hill. Street
front 1 tall storey, 2 wide bays. At right a 2-leaf 6-panel door in plain
reveal with keyed wedge lintel. 2 very large fixed lights, with glazing bars
and margin lights, have similar keyed lintels and projecting cills. Hipped roof
with stone ridges. Steep steps rise alongside left return which is 2 storeys
and basement 4 bays and a l-bay raised left part. 4 replaced sashes with
glazing bars; inserted basement door. Small flat-roofed porch, with 6-panel
door on inner return, at far left. INTERIOR: converted to concert hall above
and picture gallery below. Upper floor retains original raked, concentric
panelled gallery seating.

Listing NGR: NZ9528304956

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• The Old Chapel at Wikipedia
• Wikidata Q15979564

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