Methodist New Connection Chapel, Marsh Lane, Shepley, Huddersfield

SHEPLEY - A new chapel for the Methodist New Connexion body at Shepley is being erected and Mr. J. W. Firth, of Oldham, is the architect. The building is to be constructed of stone, faced with Brighouse pierpoints and local stone dressings. The style will be Gothic, with a tower and spire and large tracery window in the front gable. The contractors are: excavating, drainage, brickwork, and mason’s work, Mr. Harris Wood; joiner’s work, Mr. James Broadbent; slater’s work, Mr. R. C. Fletcher, Oldham; plumber’s and glazier’s work, Mr. George Lindley; painter’s and plasterer’s work, Mr. Albert Morton. [Builders Journal 17 August 1898 page 29]

Reference           Builders’ Journal 17 August 1898 page 29